Bird 1 Single Information and Ordering Links
 

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Bird 1 single release

November 22, 2010

Tracklisting

1. Bird 1 (Edit) - 3:35
2. Bird 1 (Album Version) - 6:59
3. Bird 1 (Clouds Remix) - 4:39
4. Bird 1 (Clouds Dub) - 4:39
5. Bird 1 (Sbtrkt Remix) - 5:23
6. Bird 1 (Lone Remix) - 5:22
7. Bird 1 (Lone Dub) - 5:22
8. Bird 1 (Tong & Rogers Praia Do Rosa Mix) - 8:18
9. Bird 1 (Mark Broom Vocal) - 8:05
10. Bird 1 (Mark Broom Vocal Dub 3) - 6:34

Digital Single

iTunes US
Amazon.com

iTunes UK
Amazon.co.uk

There don't appear to be any plans for a physical release.

If you want lossless quality, Juno has the cheapest WAV bundle available at $16.26 for the whole single:
http://www.junodownload.com/products/bird-1/1646823-02/

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I wish it was $3.99!!! It's actually $8.99 on the iTunes US and $9.90 on Amazon US... :cool:

You can get WAV files at Beatport.com as well. $12.99 + plus some kind of WAV handling fee... What?!

Re: Bird 1 Single Information and Ordering Links
 

It was $3.99 on iTunes earlier today. More expensive now.

The WAV handling fee at Beatport is $1/track, so that makes the full thing $22.99. Thus, Juno is cheaper for WAV.

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Was it just a pricing error on iTunes? Does that happen often, or was there some other reason for the cheaper price?

It's also available via Zune marketplace.

Jason

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Amazon Germany currently sells the 10-track-bundle for € 2,63!
Bought.
:)

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Thanks for the hint, vflow. Bought it too.

Now it seems like I have to figure out how to get my hand on those MP3s on my Ubuntu machine... Gaarrrgghhhhhh! I feckin' hate that Amazon MP3 shop already. :mad:

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hey don't be dissin' amazon! i've bought a ton of stuff from there and never
had a problem..

how many people here use linux variants? give them a break...
(you checked the help page right?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/dmusic/help...edemptionToken=
)

and do you mean, you have never moved/synced mp3's before?
there should be plain links for downloads...so you don't have to use the
download app... either that, or borrow or find someone with a windows/mac
machine...

it's not really that hard..

later
-1

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I might have overreacted. However, I still don't like having to install additional software for completing a transaction that could be solved by simply downloading a conventional file container.

Yeah, that page comes up in the purchasing process. At first I was positively astonished to find solutions for that many distributions. But here's the major catch: "64-bit Linux distributions are currently not supported." Neither is the current 10.xx Ubuntu. I do realise that Linux is still a niche and that programming a downloading software for every OS available isn't feasible, but Ubuntu 10.04 might be one of the most widespread Linux distributions.

Of course I have. What's this to do with the question at hand?

Exactly my point: There should be such a link, but there isn't. All you get is a .amz file which you have to load in a special piece of software. Which, then, works smoothly and brings forth the desired MP3 files.

I still have Win 7 installed (for MS Office, since OpenOffice.org has difficulties with proprietary DOC format). I wouldn't have cheered at installing additional software in Windows, either.

It wasn't - once I found this excellent tutorial on how to handle .amz files with pymazon. (And here's a thread on how to make the Amazon Downloader work on 64-bit 10.04.)

Anyway, my problem's solved now so I've cooled down a lot since last night.

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no worries..
glad you figured it out and it worked..


for one of my media players i actually have a nokia 810
that runs a version of linux.. but i cheated and downloaded
the files to a windows machine first,
and then just put it on an SD card, which the machine recognizes...
and i can just play the files from there...

later
-1

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No worries. I'm still a Linux n00b and my learning curve is shallow.

Which reminds me of this: "This latest version ensures that all items associated with an album [...] be grouped together when imported into iTunes or Windows Media Player."

Don't even get me started on iTunes and WMP... :rolleyes: