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the Rolling Stones will release an album of rare tracks next month in partnership with coffee retailer Starbucks Corp. and the group's Virgin Records label.
"Rarities 1971-2003" will be released simultaneously on Nov. 22 in both Starbucks-owned outlets and in traditional music stores
"Rarities 1971-2003" will be released simultaneously on Nov. 22 in both Starbucks-owned outlets and in traditional music stores
The one thing i dont understand is why? It's not like the stones would have any problems shifting a raraties album off their own bat, consumers would eat this up regardless. This deal must be netting them an absolute fortune.
What business does a coffee house have in the music industry?
What influence would the stones have had in this deal or would it have been a purely label driven deal?
Is this a new low for the integrity of the music industry?
