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It isn't Lorde's fault if you people are too dense to know what "discless" means, come on now. The box is great. The photocards included are a good-quality, thick paper with little notes and drawings printed on their backsides. The lyric booklet is as expected. The poster is large, double-sided, and well-printed. There's a little card-shaped piece of paper with a code to access the exclusive website containing extra content and a link to download the album and bonus tracks. All in all, it's a great collectible item for fans of the artist.

On the one hand , it says audio cd, and in the details, one disc.Then I see the title is ‘discless music box’So, I am returning my discless cd…

Didn't see the fine print . If this is a joke I'm not laughing .no CD ..Great way to lose your fans

This purchase is for a cardboard box which contains some photo cards, a fold out poster, a lyric booklet with photos and a business card with a code to DOWNLOAD a digital copy of the album with 2 BONUS SONGS. You can also download a HD version of the album with the codes. DO NOT BUY IF YOU ARE ONLY LOOKING FOR A CD OF THE ALBUM it does not contain one.

This should be listed correctly. Who wants a fancy box with card pictures. I thought I was purchasing a CD. I do not want a digital download. The person/people advising this artist are seriously damaging her brand with this deception. Frankly I like her music for her voice not her body and I detest that I have to look at a photo of her buttocks. Her voice is the talent - not her buttocks - idiots!

Well, this is what we asked for - kind of. With digital music, there was much to be said about the lack of album art and this is a pretty package that's basically just album art.The THEORY here is that CDs are bad because if you throw it in the ocean, it's garbage.That's where we get to the problem of this being tone deaf. The current concern with digital music is not being able to OWN it . . . however the argument at the time goes, it's just not like CD/Vinyl or Cassette. Music has a HUGE secondary market . . . vinyl is making its way back.I bought this knowing that it was probably just a digital download of some sort, but HOPED that it was some kind of biodegradable USB stick or something thoughtful. Instead, we've got music downloaded from a 3rd party and when they go out of business or some arbitrary other thing happens, it's gone.This concept could have EASILY have been done with more thought put into it. You buy a digital album for $10, you get Amazon, Apple, Google, Joe's MP3 Shack or whatever. If you buy a 'music box' you get a digital album from the mainstream vendor, this nice little bit of album art, and the special code to get more for the album "when Lorde feels like it".Trent Reznor has toyed with some different release models over the years . . . this would have been an opportunity by a fresh young mind to move us back towards the music experience. Instead, we're saving the oceans from CD collections which are probably in the driest places in our homes and they're not getting tossed out until the media degrades.

The box contains lyrics and cards and NO CD. I wanted a CD, I paid for a CD. There's a link to download the songs ---- which I burned onto a CD. So what was the point? If I wanted just the digital downloads I would have paid for the digital downloads. But all it is is a pretty box with no actual music inside. I returned the first one because I thought it was a mistake until I figured out the joke was on me.

Sold as audio CD but very fine print of description says contains download info not CD. Also "high resolution" download offered is just .WAV files at std res. Olny high-res compared to compressed .mp3. Description should highlight NO media. Also, IMHO, silly to not offer CD for ecological benefit then offer vinyl - as if that is green.

Let's make clear from the start, this is NOT a CD. As Lorde makes clear it, it's a nice decorated cardboard box, containing pictures , a poster and a lyric book. If you want the music, you have to follow the link. OK nice and modern as Lorde believes CD's are wasteful and polluting. But, I wanted Lorde's music on a conventional CD. As such I cannot give this a higher rating.

Primero, antes de que alguien se queje, claramente en el título dice "DISCLESS MUSIC BOX" osea que no trae un CD sino un código para descargar el álbum junto con 2 canciones deluxe. Es una gran caja de colección, mejor que un CD convencional, ya que en vez de traer el CD, contiene tarjetas con fotos increíbles y un póster de doble vista. Además, con el código para descargar el disco también tienes acceso a una página para miembros donde Lorde subirá contenido especial, mercancía, entre otras cosas. Definitivamente una gran idea y un producto que contiene una experiencia completa. ¡Recomendado!

17,99 Euro für eine Pappschachtel, kann man getrost wegschmeissen, keine CD dabei! DowngeloadedeDateien wav. Lassen sich nicht brennen. Drei Rohlinge verbrannt, CD Player spielt nix ab. Von wegen Umweltschutz, statt einer CD die nicht weggeschmissen wird, sind jetzt 3 im Abfalleimer gelandet. Ist schon totaler Schrott!!!!Zur Musik: Da würde ich durchaus 5 Sterne vergeben. Bloss was nützt mir das, wenn ich's bloss über den PC abspielen kann und nicht über meine grosse Hifi Anlage, hab dafür einige Tausend Euro ausgeben, um CD's in höchster Qualität zu geniessen!Vom Kauf kann ich nur abraten oder gleich die mp3 kaufen (kann man wenigstens streamen), gibt's auf der Downloadseite leider nicht, nur 2 wav Dateien - normal und hd (833MB).Muss mich korrigieren: hd-download 14 Stücke 833mb, lässt sich mit Nero problemlos auf 700CD-R brennen. Klang über HiFi-Anlage sehr gut bis spitze!! Warum das mit Ashampoo Burning Studio nicht geklappt hat, keine Ahnung!! Zwar nicht Lorde's Beste CD, aber schlecht finde ich sie nicht. Deshalb nachKorrektur 4 Sterne statt 1 Stern in der Bewertung. Besser das nächste Mal gleich ne CD beilegen. Erspart viel Ärger.

I want a CD. What I got was a box with some bits of paper in, plus a link to a site which offers the album as a download in 400MB WAV format. Who on earth wants a WAV file? Either I have to pay for an MP3 download or convert it myself. The pictures in the box are mildly pretty, but Lorde, you know what would save the planet more than a cardboard box with no CD in? Not sending millions of cardboard boxes across the world in the first place.I have not listened to the music.

I was glad to hear Lorde had released a new album, then I found out that it would be as an MP3 download with bio-degradable, recycled CD sized picture and sleeve notes, I wasn't so happy. I am old school I like a physical album. If I wanted an MP3 version, I would buy the CD and rip it or in many cases, buy the CD/Vinyl album and get a free download. Thankfully the album came out in vinyl format, what a lovely album, so easy going and a joy to listen to. Well worth the wait from a very individualistic artist.I appreciate the idea of non-plastic products but I hope this brave move of not releasing the album in CD format doesn't backfire with loss of album sales and illegal downloading. But then how much plastic is being used in the vinyl album production?