Former Blur member Damon Albarn's latest music project is the first EMI album to be released without copy protection.
Kingdom of Doom, by The Good, The Bad & The Queen, is available to download as 300Kbps MP3 files from the band's website.
The Good, The Bad & The Queen MP3s now on iTunes
vnunet.com, 05 Apr 2007
Former Blur member Damon Albarn's latest music project is the first EMI album to be released without copy protection.
Kingdom of Doom, by The Good, The Bad & The Queen, is available to download as 300Kbps MP3 files from the band's website.
EMI said that the unlocked files give fans the option of choosing to play the music across a range of devices and platforms, including digital music players, mobile phones and home music systems.
"We are delighted that this amazing band's songs can now be purchased directly from their website in a format that can be enjoyed on all music players," said Eric Nicoli, chief executive of EMI Group.
The Good, The Bad & The Queen is made up of Damon Albarn, Paul Simonon, Tony Allen and Simon Tong.
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