http://www.myspace.com/adamjoeofficialalbum
Out now on iTunes, this is set to be my listening mainstay of the week.
Erm, that's it really.
Out now on iTunes, this is set to be my listening mainstay of the week.
Erm, that's it really.
mrak wrote:
It doesn't have Adam's birthday song on it. Fail.
WHY CAN'T WE LIVE FOR-EV-ER!!
I fucking love the birthday song.
Hmm, can't find it on itunes. And I want it as a DRM free mp3*.... are they selling it anywhere else?
I presume on itunes it will be DRM free but that rubbish aac (sic?) format
I presume on itunes it will be DRM free but that rubbish aac (sic?) format
Lave wrote:
Hmm, can't find it on itunes. And I want it as a DRM free mp3*.... are they selling it anywhere else?
I presume on itunes it will be DRM free but that rubbish aac (sic?) format
I presume on itunes it will be DRM free but that rubbish aac (sic?) format
Do an iTunes Store search for "Adam Joe" and it should pop right up. Failing that, it's currently riding at the top of the music>comedy chart. It is on iTunes Plus (so it's in fully DRM-free MP3 format), and it's only £6.32.
[edit] No, just checked, and even though it's iTunes Plus, my copy is in m4a format. Bah. It does seem to be iTunes only at the moment, at least according to their MySpace page.
Does it have "Ball balls balls, footy footy footy" on it?
Pod wrote:
Does it have "Ball balls balls, footy footy footy" on it?
I'm sure I've got a downloaded rip of the (never-officially-released) CD single somewhere, I'll see if I can dig it out.
EDIT: No, doesn't look like I've still got it. In any case it's a 4-mix promo (although I think two of the tracks were officially mixes of "G.L.E.N.H.O.D.D.L.E.I.S.H.A.V.I.N.G.A.G.O.A.L.") and it's definitely been placed onto the intermaweb somewhere.
If I wanted it that badly I would just borrow my friend's DVD that has it on!
Still, I have a hat. A hat is football!
Still, I have a hat. A hat is football!
Mark X wrote:
No, just checked, and even though it's iTunes Plus, my copy is in m4a format. Bah. It does seem to be iTunes only at the moment, at least according to their MySpace page.
m4a files are DRM-free. It's m4p files that are not.
m4a files, like mp3 files, can be played by just about anything these days.
Plus it's really, really easy to convert them to MP3 in iTunes, if you would want to do this for some reason.
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