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Showing posts with label bad metaphors. Show all posts
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Monday, February 7, 2011

Two Door Cinema Club--Two Dollars After Code @Amazon

Today you can get Two Door Cinema Club's Tourist History
for two bucks after mp3 credit code VDAYMP3S at Amazon.  It is a good album that is probably best enjoyed by youths who like dancing and upbeat pop-production.  If you are looking for music informed by Father Time and Mama Suffering then maybe this is not the album for you.



Thursday, December 23, 2010

More Free Amazon Mp3 credits = More Hastily Conceived 2 Buck Chuck Metaphors

Amazon has two free Mp3 credit codes you can enter for a total of $3.29 of credit.  With 1,000 albums at $5, and some even cheaper, there are many great albums to choose from for less than $2, making for another round of bad two buck chuck image metaphors.  Enter GIVEMP3S for a $2 credit, and give Bing your email here: http://www.discoverbing.com/celebrate/index2.html for an additional code that will give you $1.29.  You can enter both codes here. Simply click the "enter code" button on that page. [More info at Slickdeals]

There are way too many good options to give an exhaustive list, but here are some gems:


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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Amazon decides $2 is a magic number; I agree. We become friends.

[OH SO SAD--ALREADY DEAD]
Amazon is really impressing me with its holiday specials.  I hope these sales are really successful and continue for a long time because $2 for a digital album is a hell of a price point.

Here are some of the $2 dollar goodies that are still available:
Arcade Fire's The Suburbs!  My favorite album of the year from my favorite band of the 2ks.











Mavis Staples You Are Not Alone. 8.0 on Metacritic.











The National's High Violet. 8.4 on Metacritic.

Sarah Bareilles' Kaleidoscope Heart. She seems to enjoy it.











LCD Soundsystem's This Is Happening.  8.4 on Metacritic.  Short samples on Amazon won't do this justice--find them on YouTube.






Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.





Wednesday, November 24, 2010