For those of you who would like to help us reduce the amount of oil-intensive resources used up by the music industry, we would like to announce that you can now buy ultra-cheap mp3 downloads direct from our website digishop www.organicrecords.net/pages/digishop.html
This means you can store your favourite Organic tracks on your computers or mp3 players and save us having to package them up in nasty plastic cases. (*)
Prices start at:
74p = €1.09 = $1.40 per track and get cheaper the more you buy
£5.99 = €8.99 = $11 for whole albums
All our music has been encoded on ultra-hi quality LAME encoders plus there's loads of extra info, bonus tracks and hi-res artwork available. Its very easy to sign up and you can pay by credit/debit card or paypal... saving even more atoms! Yay!
Also look out for Organic Records on psymp3.com, audiojelly.com, and probably any other digital download site you can think of... iTunes, napster etc in the near future
(*) for those of you wondering why we use plastic cases and not card (digipacks) ones, it goes like this:
Plastic cases are cheap. Paper ones are expensive, in fact about 4 times the price of plastic ones. You lot don't buy enough of our CDs to justify selling them in paper cases, in fact we've lost money lately when we've done that. So, the consumer decides.
At least by buying direct from our digishop you can remove the whole problem from the equation
This means you can store your favourite Organic tracks on your computers or mp3 players and save us having to package them up in nasty plastic cases. (*)
Prices start at:
74p = €1.09 = $1.40 per track and get cheaper the more you buy
£5.99 = €8.99 = $11 for whole albums
All our music has been encoded on ultra-hi quality LAME encoders plus there's loads of extra info, bonus tracks and hi-res artwork available. Its very easy to sign up and you can pay by credit/debit card or paypal... saving even more atoms! Yay!
Also look out for Organic Records on psymp3.com, audiojelly.com, and probably any other digital download site you can think of... iTunes, napster etc in the near future
(*) for those of you wondering why we use plastic cases and not card (digipacks) ones, it goes like this:
Plastic cases are cheap. Paper ones are expensive, in fact about 4 times the price of plastic ones. You lot don't buy enough of our CDs to justify selling them in paper cases, in fact we've lost money lately when we've done that. So, the consumer decides.
At least by buying direct from our digishop you can remove the whole problem from the equation