Free Sampler Download - Expiration Date: 4/30/10
We teamed with iTunes to offer an 11-song sampler of music from artists that WXPN and NPR will feature in Austin, including Spoon, Sharon Jones, Broken Bells, Surfer Blood and many more.
1. Download iTunes for Mac or Windows, free of charge at www.iTunes.com.
2. Open iTunes and click iTunes Store.
3. Click Redeem under Quick Links.
4. Enter the code on this card. Your download will start immediately. Enjoy.
Find out more about artists on the sampler and their SXSW performances here.
Presented with KUT in Austin, WXPN in Philadelphia, WFUV in New York, KEXP in Seattle, and The Current from Minnesota Public Radio.
The Fine Print
The code expires on April 30, 2010, and is redeemable only on the U.S. iTunes Store. To redeem
the code you must have an iTunes account, subject to prior acceptance of license and usage
terms. To open an account you must be above the age of 13 and in the U.S. iTunes 9.0 or later,
compatible hardware and software, and Internet access (fees may apply) are required. Not for
resale. Full terms available on iTunes. For more information,
see support in iTunes store.
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iTunes Track List - Featuring:
Spoon/Written in Reverse/Transference
Broken Bells/The High Road/Broken Bells
Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings/I Learned the Hard Way/I Learned the Hard Way
The Walkmen/Canadian Girl/You & Me
Smith Westerns/Girl In Love/Smith Westerns
Local Natives/Airplanes/Gorilla Manor
G-Side/Everywhere I Go/Starshipz And Rocketz
JBM/Cleo's Song/Not Even In July
Brooklyn Rider/Achille's Heel: IV. Shur Landing/Dominant Curve
Freelance Whales/Hannah/Weathervanes
Surfer Blood/Swim/Astro Coast
The Austin 100: A SXSW Mix
In preparation for the 2010 SXSW Music Festival, NPR Music's staff spent weeks sampling songs by more than 1,000 artists. The 100 songs that made this six and a half hour mix passed the litmus test..."Yeah, I'd listen to that again." Click the image above and listen now to The Austin 100.
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