Before yesterday I had never even heard of a George Barnett. In fact, the first time he came to my attention was when I saw him staring at me from on the landing page of The Pirate Bay.
After finally managing to rend my soul away from his penetrating gaze and his mussy, mop top hair style I began to absorb what he was actually saying.
Oftentimes when new albums come out and you’re not familiar with the artist it can seem daunting to drop $10 or $11 bucks on an album you may not even like. This is definitely a good way to check out, drive it around the block and kick the tires.
However, we as consumers, need to keep one thing in mind. Don’t be a dick. If someone is thoughtful enough to give you the green light to download their music for free, understanding hardships and all, we need to be vigilant about not becoming a ravenous group of users that constantly take and never contribute anything.
As more artists like Radiohead, Louis C.K. and Trent Reznor, to name a few take control of their own product, cut out the middleman and bring us awesome entertainment for a fraction of the price because everyone penny of it is going back to the artist and the people involved in making the happen.
Out of nowhere Radiohead announced that it has a new album and, once again, you can download it online through the official album website 
After decades of wallowing in near obscurity the Beatles were thrust into the spotlight last week when their entire catalogue went on sale in the iTunes Store.
After writing the 
Even though Obama specifically says in his June 25, 2008 interview in Rolling Stone that he owns an iPod, some Philadelphia blogger with a plunger on his face claims to have seen Obama working out with a Zune. Yes, I know this is the dumbest fucking story of the century and I apologize in advance, but I’d just like to point out that 
I’m sure the guy who wrote about a world without religion, will finally be able to rest easy now that the Vatican has 
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