John Frusciante and Mars Volta guitarist launches record with open pricing
The guitarist John Frusciante, a former Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Omar Rodriguez Lopez of Mars Volta band, released an album in instrumental partner in the scheme of “pay what you like.”According to the website of the magazine NME, “the pair said that the album was recorded years ago,” but many songs still unreleased. The material is already available in Omar Rodriguez Lopez Site. The disc can be downloaded for free, but donations are made will be for the Keep Music in Schools program.The model “pay what you want” was popularized by the band Radiohead. In late 2007, the band made the album “In Rainbows” for download on their site, letting fans pay as the decision by the disk. Fans In the Stands
