But guess what? In the words of Leonard Cohen, "Democracy" is coming to the USA. (If you consider Best Buy part of the USA.)

By the way, as much as I would love to believe that this a great album, a return to form for the last great rock and roll band, I don't see any way it can be anything other than a disappointment -- even if it is great, it will be a disappointment. No album is worth waiting 14 years and spending 14 mill.
I am however glad to see that this album continues the trend of vinyl LPs becoming more popular again. Real music instead of ones and zeros. That's a good thing.
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I believe you no longer have the right to complain about the digitization of music now that you only listen to it on an iPod or satilite radio.
I believe I do. Music doesn't sound as good reduced to ones and zeroes, but what can I do about it?
carry around a record player? Duh... But seriously you could get one of those really old ones that plays though a big cornucopia looking shape. No digitization at all.
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