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They have problems getting people to pay $15 for a CD, what makes them think anyone will want to pay $70?
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thats quite a good marketing strategy, althoug it isn't that pretty...but if made pretty, it could replace CD singles
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Maybe they'll sell Full CD's on a decorated, celeb-personalised USB stick in the future
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That seems cool, but I feel like the sound quality is going to diminish more than it already has. From vinyl to cd to mp3 downloads to this?
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This isn't as new as they claim. I attended a Barenaked Ladies concert *two years* ago, where they had their holiday CD and some other tunes for sale on a flash drive, I think it was $20 (but may have been $30). In their usual humorous style, it was marked as "Barenaked on a Stick"! They were also selling downloads of that night's show, available through their web site with the assigned access code about a week later, for $20. Good deal for everyone!
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Meh. JLO's stuff is always so damn expensive.
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Interesting concept.
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$70, no thanks
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Are you kidding, I wouldn't download her album for free, she always sounds the same. I wish her luck with her pregnancy.
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i always lose my usb drives so i wouldnt spend taht much on one even if it has music on it
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The album isn't worth $9.99 let alone $70. Thank God for Rhapsody. The drive looks nice but I am sure it's not good for anything else.
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I'm not a JLO fan, but that is a clever marketing idea I must say I'm not sure whether USB could ever replace CD's the way DVD's have replaced VHS these past few years.
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It's an interesting product that i could see appealing to people but not for that price
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I want this!
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Ew. I would never get that.