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September 12, 2006
Several ways to get 'Naked
By BILL HARRIS -- Toronto Sun
Barenaked Ladies Are Me is being released in multiple formats today. But not all formats. "We didn't put it out on cassette or 8-track, so we have left some bases uncovered," drummer Tyler Stewart said. So for anyone still driving a Duster, you're out of luck. For everyone else, Barenaked Ladies Are Me is available as a standard 13-song CD, but also in two different digital packages. One features the 13 songs from the physical CD plus two bonus tracks, while the other is a deluxe edition with 27 songs. "It's making sure people who listen to music in a different way than I do still have access to it," vocalist Steven Page said. "I don't listen to music on a cell phone. To me the whole system seems clunky, and kind of fidgety. But there are lots of people out there and who am I to say they shouldn't listen to it in various ways?" That said, Barenaked Ladies continue to callously disregard the potentially lucrative 8-track market. "With our first album, which was fairly hotly anticipated at the time, I thought the coolest thing would be to get the record company to release it two weeks early, but only on 8-track," Page recalled. "They laughed ... but they didn't do it." |
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