It happened fast, as expected. I'm not gonna go overboard and listen to lots of Pink Floyd in Spotify, but it's nice that they're finally there. Now we're only lacking The Beatles, AC/DC and various albums from other artists.
Btw, funnily I did a search on Pink Floyd in Spotify a couple of months ago, and I actually found several albums by them, the same versions that are there now, so I thought they finally had caved in and released their discography for Spotify. It was probably a glitch or mistake of some kind that they hurriedly corrected, as everything was gone the next day.
Call me a cynic but this is probably just a PR stunt.
I don't think anyone sat in the Pink Floyd finance office is going to look at a number (if they're even counting) below a million and refuse being a part of spotify after announcing it to publicly.
Don't worry guys, I reckon you'll be safe. It'll be good to see them on the service.
Call me a cynic but this is probably just a PR stunt.
I don't think anyone sat in the Pink Floyd finance office is going to look at a number (if they're even counting) below a million and refuse being a part of spotify after announcing it to publicly.
Don't worry guys, I reckon you'll be safe. It'll be good to see them on the service.
Haha, of course it was a PR stunt. Did anyone really doubt that?
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