Apple still sells music on the iTunes Store. Who knew, right? On Thursday, the company launched a promotional push for classic rock albums at US$7.99 each. The sale was promoted via email and is on the iTunes Store landing page, as well.
Call me an agist, but while I question the inclusion of anything by Blink 182 as “classic,” there is a wide variety of albums from Quadrophenia (Remastered) (The Who), Sticky Fingers (The Rolling Stones), Nebraska (Bruce Springstein), Fleetwood Mac (Fleetwood Mac), Tea for the Tillerman (Cat Stevens), and many, many more. There are 93 albums, all told, including a few of compilations.
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For a bonus, BTW, if you use this link, it will take you to a much more extensive list of classic rock albums, but on Apple Music, where subscribers can download them as part of their subscriptions.
Testify, Scott!
Sorry about the confusion, geoduck and furbies. Changed “for” to “at” in the title for clarity.
(Facepalm)
I found the note in my email and have already spent some money, said this guy who remember when most of these albums were released on VINYL (and probably still has the vinyl somewhere in a box).
Same here Mr geoduck
OK you got me.
I thought it was $7.99 for all of them not each of them