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I've UTFS and cant see anything about this.
Today is the last day to buy this and it all goes towards good causes.
A petition to get John Cage's seminal 1958 composition 4'33" to christmas number 1
YouTube - John Cage "4'33"
Links:
iTunes
HMV
PLAY.com
Amazon
7Digital
"NOTE: THE 8-TRACK MP3 BUNDLE OF 4'33" + REMIXES IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE SINGLES CHART, AND OFFERS THE CHANCE TO DONATE MORE MONEY TO THE CHARITY FUND. YOUR BUNDLE PURCHASE WILL COUNT. IF YOU ONLY WANT ONE TRACK, BUY 4'33" (CAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE VERSION). THIS IS TRACK ONE ON MOST SERVICES.
BUY THE TRACK ON M-FLOW WITH A FREE CREDIT!
This is a very easy and chart-eligible way to get a copy of 4'33".
1) register or log in at www.mflow.com
2) click on your name in the top right of the screen
3) on the drop down menu click 'redeem code'
4) Type XMAS to the redeem code box-it then credits your account with £1
5) Search 'Cage Against The Machine' and then buy track one
In the beginning, there was a joke. And now the joke is so close to becoming a reality.
We've gone from an obscure Facebook group with five members, to being a worldwide sensation, reported across global media as being possibly the strangest and most exciting Christmas number one contender in music history.
Now it's time to put our plans into action, and the beautiful thing about this is it's so simple. Just download the track from any or all of our links provided on the left. Each download means you are giving money to deserving causes. It's a small cost to us individually, but it can help to make a big difference to our five carefully chosen partner charities.
When we hit the top spot this Christmas, nobody knows exactly what will happen. Will radio stations play 4'33"? Will Simon Cowell mop his tears with £50 notes on national television?
Join us in making chart history by getting a 'silent' song to number one, raising money for some deserving causes at Christmas time, and having more fun with silence than was ever thought possible.
Dave & Julie Hilliard and John Rogers
Cage Against The Machine"
The Charities are:
The Calm Zone
Youth Music
British Tinnitus Association
Nordoff-Robbins
Sound & Music