This would be interesting to see what they average per CD based on 
their fan's making the decision. 

Steve D

By Geoff Boucher and Chris Lee
Los Angeles Times Staff Writers

October 2, 2007

The great riddle facing the record industry in the digital age has been
pricing. Napster and its ilk puckishly offered music for "free" in the
late 1990s, and the major labels have largely clung to an average of $13
for CDs despite plummeting sales and seasons of downsizing.

Now, one of the world's most acclaimed rock bands, Radiohead, is
answering that marketplace riddle with a shrug. "It's up to you," reads
a message on the Web page where fans can pre-order the band's highly
anticipated seventh album and pay whatever they choose, including
nothing.