eMusic, “the world’s No. 2 digital download service” apparently now has the largest Frank Zappa catalog available in digital form. Have a look at its frontpage, if only for the sheer brilliance of the educational sign-up graphics. See what I mean?
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Not enough RED for you eh ?
Ah… At last, someone has set up a registration for my computational compitence.
I found that most helpful – especially the ‘listen’ one; didja notice how pleased they seemed?
When I was in Japan, I noticed a sticker on a restroom door with a stick-figure instructional on how to sit on the toilet (you know, as opposed to the “bombs away” jobs described “In France”.
I peeled that instructional off the door and kept it.
Seems a bit irresponsible of you SOFA – have you no consideration for those poor Japanese who are filling their pants as a result of your actions ?
Well, I was 21 then, guac. it was probably not the most irresponsible thing I did back then…
I figure, worst case scenario, patrons would simply climb up on the thrown and bombs away. I mean, if you gotta go…
Yes, to stay on-topic (hehe): I recently subscribed to emusic, got my 50 free downloads and found (and rediscovered) some nice john cage and sonic youth. And since they count the downloads per track, I was able to download some complete cage albums for just one credit each. So there you go.
Yeah noticed the other day…. weird though. I have 51 Zappa releases, and they have 49, and I gave up working out which 2 they don’t have …. Duh :)