Fans will be able to download audio of entire sets from Metallica’s North American tour, kicking off today in
The cost is $9.95 for the MP3s and $12.95 for high-quality FLAC files. Nugs.net is the company behind both Phish’s livephish.com and livedownloads.com, which sells live sets from The String Cheese Incident, among others.
Said Metallica's Lars Ulrich: “This is the next logical step in a process that began back in 1991 when we first implemented the ‘Taper Section’ at our shows, where the fans were encouraged to bring in their own gear to record the show, and then take home their very own ‘bootleg’ of the concert they had just seen. This technology will enable our fans to get the best possible recording of the show, without having to hold a microphone in the air for the entire night. And apparently music online is very popular form of media with the kids. I had no idea.”
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