Radiohead's New Honor System

American Voices

October 8, 2007 | ISSUE 43•41

British rockers Radiohead are offering their album as a download and letting fans pay what they want for it. What do you think?

Good luck, Radiohead. I tried that with my old comic books and they've been on eBay for like three years.

Ray Johnson
Systems Analyst
I hope that means there's no limit to how much I can pay. The main way I know how to express appreciation is through money.

Kara Disney
Customer Service Rep
This will do for the music industry what I have done for the handjob industry. I do not recommend it, by the way.

Alan Gruber
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