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Is it just me or this U2 song scared the hell out of someone BECAUSE IT HAPPENED WITH ME LIKE WTF I DIDNT DOWNLOAD THIS WHAT THIS IS DOING ON MY PHONE HOW DID U EVEN GET THERE FUCKER
JEEEE ITS A WHOLE DAMN ALBUM INTRUDER WHO EVEN LET U COME AND INVADE MY PHONE LIKE NOTHINGS WRONG WITH IT JSKSBSKSBHWKWNSJSBD
Check your iTunes: U2's 'Songs of Innocence' delivered for free
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Check your iTunes: U2's 'Songs of Innocence' delivered for free
Veteran rockers U2 have pulled off the largest album release in history. At Tuesday's Apple Inc. event to launch new products, the Irish quartet made its latest record available for free on Apple's iTunes online stores to half-a-billion iTunes users worldwide. The Grammy Award-winning band performed its latest single "The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)" at the Cupertino, California, event, at which Apple unveiled two new iPhones, a smartwatch and a mobile payments system. U2 released its new 11-track "Songs of Innocence" live on stage with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Music runs deep in Apple's DNA, and runs through the core of all of our products. … A decade ago we began a deep collaboration with one of the best bands of all time—and that band is U2. They have agreed to perform for us today.
Tim Cook, Apple CEO
The album immediately appeared in iTunes users' music libraries. However, the giveaway to more than 500 million iTunes users will not count toward official music sales figures at Nielsen SoundScan because it was distributed for free. The band will release "Songs of Innocence" and a deluxe version featuring four new tracks and acoustic performances to the rest of the world on Oct. 14. "Songs of Innocence" will also miss the Grammy awards eligibility period, which runs from Oct. 1, 2013, to Sept. 30 this year, and only applies to "commercially released" records.
Massive move: U2's free album creates music industry history
Entertainment
Massive move: U2's free album creates music industry history
Veteran rockers U2 have pulled off the largest album release in history. At Tuesday's Apple Inc event to launch new products, the Irish quartet made its latest record available for free on Apple's iTunes online stores to half a billion iTunes users worldwide. The Grammy Award-winning band performed its latest single "The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)" at the Cupertino, California event, at which Apple unveiled two new iPhones, a smart watch and a mobile payments system. U2 released its new 11-track "Songs of Innocence" live on stage with Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook. The album immediately appeared in iTunes users' music libraries. However, the giveaway to more than 500 million iTunes users will not count toward official music sales figures at Nielsen SoundScan because it was distributed for free. The band will release "Songs of Innocence" and a deluxe version featuring four new tracks and acoustic performances to the rest of the world on Oct. 14. "Songs of Innocence" will also miss the Grammy awards eligibility period, which runs from Oct. 1 2013 to Sept. 30 this year, and only applies to "commercially released" records.
Apple launch: U2's free album creates music industry history
Entertainment
Apple launch: U2's free album creates music industry history
Veteran rockers U2 have pulled off the largest album release in history. At Tuesday's Apple Inc event to launch new products, the Irish quartet made its latest record available for free on Apple's iTunes online stores to half a billion iTunes users worldwide. The Grammy Award-winning band performed its latest single "The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)" at the Cupertino, California event, at which Apple unveiled two new iPhones, a smart watch and a mobile payments system. U2 released its new 11-track "Songs of Innocence" live on stage with Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook. The album immediately appeared in iTunes users' music libraries. However, the giveaway to more than 500 million iTunes users will not count toward official music sales figures at Nielsen SoundScan because it was distributed for free. The band will release "Songs of Innocence" and a deluxe version featuring four new tracks and acoustic performances to the rest of the world on Oct. 14. "Songs of Innocence" will also miss the Grammy awards eligibility period, which runs from Oct. 1 2013 to Sept. 30 this year, and only applies to "commercially released" records.
Apple Takes U2 Out for Launch
After Apple CEO Tim Cook announced the iPhone 6, iWatch, and iButtPlug, special musical corporate shill U2 performed their new single and launched their new album Songs of Innocence while The Edge debuted his new skullcap.
Below is the track listing:
Sellouts Bloody Sellouts
New Gear's Day
Still Haven't Found What I'm Shopping For
With or Without Updates
iDesire
Mi-Siri-ous Ways
Market the Blue Sky
One Brand
No Pride (In the Name of Launch)
All I Want Is For You to Buy Apple Products
Even Better Than the Android Version
Tryin' to Wrap an iWatch Around Your Wrist
Long form U2-Vertigo ipod/itunes announce.
Remember the energy this created around Apple. One of the rockets for sure.
Another thanks steve for this one....
