Uhm...I'm making a comment on the music because it's bad music, I'm not attempting to skew any aspects of the story itself. I think it's a great plan and I even purchased the album Saul Williams did earlier, because I love his work (even though that album was by far his weakest release). I don't feel pointing out that half of the $1.5 Million came from 2,500 fans skews anything. It still means around 100,000 kids downloaded, or purchases some copy of the album. For me $5 is too much to spend for bad music regardless of it's quantity, but with over $1,500,000 in sales I don't think Mr. Reznor will lose too much sleep over that.
-Dante

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