Linkin Park join download revolution

Linkin Park have finally bowed to fan pressure and have made their music available on Apple's iTunes Music Store.

Thu, 31 Aug, 2006 - 18:19

Linkin Park have finally bowed to fan pressure and have made their music available on Apple's iTunes Music Store.

The In the End rockers initially refused to join the download revolution, but changed their minds when they learned they are one of the most requested acts not available on the website tailored to Apple's iPod MP3 players.

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