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MusicRadar Daily - 2 November 2009
Behind the music: will singles save the music industry?
(From The Guardian via tomporter)
Playable guitar t-shirt
(From Guitar Noize via ChrisVinnicombe)
Illegal downloads drive online music sales
(From TechRadar via tomporter)
YouTube-streamed U2 concert attracts 10 million streams from 188 nations
(From Hot Hardware via tomporter)
Lady Gaga to give away lock of hair with album
(From NME via tomporter)
My future cheese cave: a Blackheart amp?
(From Boing Boing via tomporter)
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"It's cheap content, right?": Spotify co-president says other streaming services could fill their catalogues with AI music generated in-house - at the expense of real musicians
TIDAL will "part ways with a number of folks" and needs to operate “like a start-up again” as parent firm announces it will “scale back” investment
