"Album Only tracks" Itunes questions...

Sorry, if this has been posted before. But does this mean you have to
buy the physical album from the store to get these "Album Only" tracks.
Or does it mean they are forcing you to buy the whole album in order
for you to get the songs that are excluded from paying .99 cents for?

 

It just means that you only get the song if you buy the whole album.
You can still get it from iTunes, just not without the rest of the album.

 

I have seen that a lot with the artists I like. Anyone know
why a song would only be available as part of an album? Is
this a scheme to make the single only available that way to
get people to spend $9.99 on the single rather than $0.99?

-john-

 

John A. Weeks III:

In most cases the album-only tracks are of significantly longer
duration than those tracks that are available for individual purchase.

Davoud

 

In most cases the album-only tracks are of significantly longer
duration than those tracks that are available for individual purchase.[/QUOTE]

Hey, I think you are on to something here. The one track I
wanted off of Neil Young's Greendale was Sun Lee, and that
was something like 11 minutes.

-john-