Apple Launches iTunes LP
Well well well! Lools like iTunes has skipped ahead and pre-announced iTunes LP, the rumored “Cocktail” album format from Apple.
Apple [iTunes link] says:
The visual experience of the record album returns with iTunes LP. Get a gorgeous, immersive version of select albums — right in your iTunes library. So while you listen to your favorite songs by your favorite artists, you can also five into beautiful animated lyrics and notes, performance videos, artists and band photos and more.
Guess this is the flip side of D45s, we’ll be getting the details when It’s only rock and roll, but we like it kicks off in a few minutes! (Come join our live blog now!)
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wheres the link
you know, many music lovers still listen to actual LPs. the name sounds a bit presumptuous.
Rob: to access the link for iTunes LP, scroll down towards the bottom of the “Music” page, look to the far right and you’ll see a section named “More to Explore”. iTunes LP is the first link.
Forget about the iTunes LP and check out ScatterTunes V-Album, which they launched months before Apple. You can eve see a full Preview V-Album, without buying anything (http://www.scattertunes.com/?p=12).
K this os cool but I hardly use the iTunes player and like I only use it to manage my iPhone. I’d want this program in my iPhone but that’s it. Like I have a dinky laptop and I have a cool phone. So imma use the cool phone. Like most people don’t have really good speakers to there computer and not alot of people stream music off there computer into there home theater sound systems. I mean it’s cool if ya do but like most of us regular folk use our portable players or stuff like that. Don’t u guys agree?