[HAM] Most honourable plug: Cosmic Nomads album "Millenium" now available on CD Baby.

[Ray Buck]

Hi Kon.  I'm a newb here, but I've been lurking for a while.  I got a 
question about the download from CD Baby.  They want $20 for it.  Not 
outrageous, but just on a whim, I checked Amazon and I can download 
it for $9.  I'm wondering where the extra $11 from CDBaby goes.  Does 
it go to the band?  Or is it profit for CDBaby?  Does the band get 
less of a return from an Amazon download?  Finally, why is the CD 
price the same as the download price?  There's no packaging costs on 
the download.  (I know it's not all that much more costly to burn and 
package a CD, but still....)

Thanks,

Ray  aka RatMan


At 05:02 PM 4/14/2008, you wrote:
>Hi everyone.
>For anyone who is interested in 1970's influenced overdriven Hammond
>based Progressive Rock, the new album "Millennium" by the Australian
>Progressive Rock band 'Cosmic Nomads' is now available on CD Baby:
>http://cdbaby.com/cd/cosmicnomads2
>
>Cosmic Nomads are:
>Ray Vanderby: 1959 Hammond C3/Leslie 925, Korg 01 WFD, lead vocals.
>
>Con Patogiannis: Lead guitar. Gibson SG/ Marshall JCM 900 amplifier,
>backing vocals.
>
>Kon Zissis: Rhythm guitar. Gibson Les Paul Standard/Marshall JTM-45
>amplifier, "scary" backward vocal simulation and backing vocal on
>"Trolltog", Hammond Leslie tech for Ray Vanderby.
>
>Mark Kearney: Bass guitar. Ibanez bass, Hartke amplifier, Gauss speaker
>cabinets.
>
>Gordon Graham: Drums. Yamaha professional  drum kit.
>
>All the best.
>Kon
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