Somewhere There’s An Angel: Priciest song ever released
What is the maximum amount of moolah that you have ever shelled out towards pampering your music instincts not more than the price of a CD. But what you are going to listen now will definitely be real music to your ear but will definitely not the same to your pocket. Record label Victorious Klam, have come up with Thurston Revival’s debut 12-inch which is tagged as the most expensive single in the history of pop will go on sale later this month. Each copy of the new comer single ˜Somewhere There’s An Angel” will cost you as much as £100 a piece.
The highlight of the record will be the exclusive art work on the cover and the autograph of the artist to make it all the more special. Ask the logic behind adding such a hefty price tag on the track to DAN O’CONNELL, the mind behind the track and pat comes the reply, I am not bothered if some doesn’t sell.
The hefty price tag is a statement on the value of music in general. Music value is subjective. How much you love a song has nothing to do with how much you paid for it.
Via: The Sun
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where can i find this song?
give me a link, or something.
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