So it's all over the music press, or at least the music blogosphere, that Koopa is the first unsigned band to break into the UK Top 40, debuting at #31 with Blag, Steal, & Borrow. The UK charts decided to acknowledge the ubiquity of independent music and digital distribution by changing the rules this year to allow digital single sales to count towards a chart position even if there is no physical version. ...and I decided to acknowledge the same by buying my first MP3 Player. No, I'm not a Luddite. I'm just cheap.Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Oh the Irony!
So it's all over the music press, or at least the music blogosphere, that Koopa is the first unsigned band to break into the UK Top 40, debuting at #31 with Blag, Steal, & Borrow. The UK charts decided to acknowledge the ubiquity of independent music and digital distribution by changing the rules this year to allow digital single sales to count towards a chart position even if there is no physical version. ...and I decided to acknowledge the same by buying my first MP3 Player. No, I'm not a Luddite. I'm just cheap.
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