Radiohead fans have been torn over the last few months by the dilemma the band has presented them. Do they download In Dreams for free on the Internet, where it was orginally offered by the band at a price customers could determine? (Yeah, right.)
Do they buy the same disc at the store for $13.99? Or do they order a premium addition with extra songs like Morgan Freeman did while filming Se7en?:
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