Winnipeg based G7 Welcoming Committee Records has gone totally digital. They launched a digital download store and decided to sell 50 limited edition 10th anniversary commemorative box sets (consisting of 54 CDs) for $100. They sold out of these monsterous sets (the entire 44 catalog titles + 10 “Take Penacilin Now” compilations) somewhere between the time I read the e-mail, filed it and then decided to post it here.

Related posts:

1. Digital Update #6: Touch and Go sets up digital shop
2. NEW NIN: It’s released under Creative Commons! In FLAC, Apple Lossless, MP3, CD, Vinyl, DVD, Book, Art Prints… everything. This is AMAZING.
3. Apple and the Labels Sketch Out the Roadmap for Digital Music 3.0
4. DRM News: Steve Jobs says no more
5. Universal Music Group Lawyer fights to maintain grip on reality

1. < ![CDATA[[...] G7MP3 | a quiet revolution [...] ]]>

on May 3rd, 2007 at 1:42 pm

2. < ![CDATA[[...] Iain’s post on G7 [G7MP3] last week reminded me about this interview conducted by the fine folks at IndieHQ [...] ]]>

on May 7th, 2007 at 6:18 pm