Bruce Tennant quoted:
> .By T.R. Reid
> Washington Post Foreign Service
> Friday, April 20, 2001; Page E01
>
> . On new pop CDs,
> the album cover provides Web addresses and telephone numbers where
> listeners can buy the ring tones for each song on the record...bla bla
> Instead, they surf to the Web sites of
> IconaPhone.com or Mobiletones.com and choose a new song, often
> every day, to ring when somebody calls."
Mobiletones.com has a wide range of ringtones from
Dixie to Sex Pistols' Anarchy in the UK.
They also have the intro of Talking Heads' Once in a Lifetime,
which sounds like just a bunch of random tones, hahaha.
Would you believe these couple of seconds of bleep tones
cost 4 pounds each, which is like US$ 6 ! What a rip-off.
>When the immensely popular Nylon Beat, Finland's home-grown
>version of the Spice Girls, plays the opening bars of a song at
>its rock concerts, fans by the hundreds hold up their phones and
>ring along with the singers.
No, they don't have "I still haven't found what I'm looking for",
but they do have "Somewhere over the Rainbow".
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