It's well-established they're hoors, but if they won't tell us how for just how little they can be had, how can we negotiate?But releasing the album free to iTunes subscribers does not mean the band has given the album away. “We were paid,” Bono tells TIME. “I don’t believe in free music. Music is a sacrament.”
Amen.
He won’t divulge what Apple shelled out for Songs of Innocence. Whatever the sum, it’s a gift to listeners.
And a fucking "sacrament?" Really? Just how much does the
P.S., bog-monkey: NO ONE IS INNOCENT! Check that Original Sin crap in your "sacraments."
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