1) It just shows that Major labels still haven’t cottoned on to the reality that a) anyone can download anything when they want and it can’t be stopped and b) getting free mp3s of something good can lead to physical sales (there are studies, don’t ask me where or what, but they exist… though Trent is a sound example and not the only one)

2) We are nobodies. We know an indie distributor who distributes through Universal. We can get our CDs to the world. We also have an online shop. We are nobody. Radiohead could have chosen any of these options and walked the talk (like Trent), so in some ways yes, they did sell out.

3) I paid £0 for In Rainbows because I couldn’t charge them the £35 I paid for Thief, Kid Arse and Amnesiac. I listened to it twice then deleted it. It’s quite funny the Majors have paid to manufacture and promote a shit record that anyone who actually wants it has already got it… ha ha, maybe the ‘Head are more subversive than we think… bringing ‘em down from the inside :)