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The Long Road Out of Eden–First Studio Album in 28 Years!

Long Road Out of EdenI realize this isn’t tech, and this may be news to people that actually follow the music industry closely, but I don’t. Most music out there sucks. Most of my musical tastes involve guys my dad’s age or older.

And someone, I thought The Eagles were done doing studio albums. However, now there’s word out that they’re just about to release a new studio album after 28 years. It’s not quite like Roger Waters reuniting with the rest of Pink Floyd for the Live 8 concerts a couple years back, but it ranks right up there.

It looks like this will be a double-album and sold, in the US anyway, through Walmart. Wonder if it will show up on iTunes. Oh yeah, I forgot. Universal hates Apple. sigh. Looks like if I want this, I’ll have to give my money to Walmart.

Meanwhile, you can see a video of a track of their new album called How Long.

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  1. I suspect WalMart is paying for a (temporary) exclusive here. Wouldn’t be the first time.

    1. PhoneBoy on November 7th, 2007 at 12:47 am

  2. It’s nice, but I think it’s annoying that their manager is making this assumption that if Walmarts released their sales figures they’d be #1 instead of Britney next week. This is NOT necessarily true. It just means that if Walmart releases the number, they MIGHT be #1. They also MIGHT not. If they don’t release it, people will be claiming they would be #1 and that’s pretty unfair.

    But if you ask me, something seems a tad unusual about this request. It’s not normally done, and seems a bit unprofessional of the Eagles to do this. I’m sure many other groups that have been #1, like Carrie Underwood and so on, could have also been beaten by some 30 year old discounted group at Walmarts. If they did this all the time, maybe next time Barney singing Christmas music will beat some one out. The point is they are priced differently and delivered differently etc. The Eagles, while a fantastic group, had a choice and decided who would be selling their music. Whining about it at this point makes them look unprofessional.

    2. jz on November 2nd, 2007 at 1:28 am

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