The Telegraph — The Beatles are ready to make their songs available on iTunes for the first time, it was claimed, drawing a line under a long-running saga between Apple and the Fab Four. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The refrain of “Don’t Let Me Download” from the Beatles may come to end as the Fab Four’s catalog reportedly will be coming to iTunes shortly, according to the Wall Street Journal. An agreement for legal downloading of the group’s... more info

The Independent — The Beatles have finally got a ticket to ride the digital music bandwagon, after many years when the remaining band members have resisted making their back catalogue available for download. more info

AOL Music — The wait is over. After years of negotiations, Apple Inc. will announce Tuesday that it has negotiated a deal to sell music of The Beatles on its iTunes online store. more info

Perez Hilton — Good news iTunes lovers. Your favorite legal spot to download music is about to get better with the addition of songs by The Beatles. Reports are that Apple Inc. will soon make the announcement of adding some of the greatest music to their collection... more info

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Rollo & Grady — Via – Nicholas Deleon / CrunchGear “Apple has posted a cryptic message on its Web site, teasing the world about an “exciting” iTunes announcement that’s coming tomorrow. What could it be? I saw that someone had suggested The Beatles were fi... more info

Guardian Music — This Welsh singer might listen to every musical genre from Mali to Merthyr, but he couldn't sound more like Hothouse Flowers if he triedHometown: Penarth, Wales.The lineup: Pete Lawrie (vocals, guitar).The background: It's a frequently asked question... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Barbatrucmobile said... Vinylidyllique ! Magnog - "More Weather" (1997, Kranky Records) Honey for Petzi - 'Nicholson" (2003, Gentlemen Records) Larmousse - "Larmousse" (2000, City Slang) Sylvain Chauveau - "Le livre noir du capitalisme" (2000, Les ... more info