This is of course a hoax, but it’s still great. Someone who says his name is James Richards claims he has a cassette tape of a Beatles album that was never released. He says:

On September 9, 2009, I experienced something that I still am having trouble believing happened to me. I came into the possession of a cassette tape containing a Beatles album that was never released. I don’t expect you to believe what happened to me, I sure wouldn’t, but thats why I grabbed the tape as proof that my experience was real.

Now that digital music releases aren’t shocking any longer expect to see a few more of these on the digital horizon. Rap trio, Get Busy Committee (GBC), is releasing their latest album “Uzi Does it” on a USB flash drive shaped like an Uzi machine gun. The Uzi will likely have just enough space to hold the album’s tracks in MP3 format and no more. The memory stick fits into the Uzi as its clip. It would be really cool if the follow up album became available as an extra-mag-only version. That would enhance the environmental benefits of departing from the CD and DVD distribution industry. Those “keep” cases and packaging are huge generators of landfill waste and any move away from wasteful is a good one.

Listening to the album the band is definitely trying to move in a slightly different direction from overly “serious” street rap. The Uzi icon makes that a little hard to believe without listening though. The picture of the Koala with an Uzi on the CD cover is almost adorable and only a little disturbing. We’re fairly certain they were trying for the latter. The Uzi should hit e-tailers in early November.

SanDisk announced Sansa Clip+ MP3 Player. Is much like the slotRadio player as comes with a new microSD memory card slot that enables consumers to listen to thousands songs effortlessly without the hassle of downloading and syncing. It is fully compatible with the slotRadio and slotMusic cards as well as any microSD loaded music.

Some other features include wearable clip for hands-free portability, large OLED screen, built-in microphone, and support for files such as MP3, WMA, WAV, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis and Audible files (for audio books), in both unprotected and protected files.

The Sansa Clip+ MP3 player will come in the colors blue, black, and red will retail for $39.99 for a 2GB version, 4G for $49.99 , and 8GB for just $69.99.

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