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Posted: 9:05 AM Oct 7, 2008
Kid Rock allows digital downloads
Kid Rock has finally gone digital, sort of.
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Kid Rock has finally gone digital, sort of. The performer has been one of the main holdouts of letting his music be put on digital music services, because he doesn't want his albums to be sold as singles, as required by sites like iTunes.
He is now letting Rhapsody have a four-month sales run with his catalog. The reason: Rhapsody is letting him sell his music as albums only.
Once the Rhapsody deal ends, Kid Rock will let other digital retailers sell his music, provided it's sold as albums only.
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