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TRENT REZNOR SAYS "...this one's on me."
"The album, which became available for download just after 3 a.m. Eastern time on Monday, appears to represent the first time a superstar act has distributed an entire album without any opportunity for people to pay for it. Its release comes two months after the band issued the instrumental album Ghosts I-IV and allowed fans to obtain a portion of it for free or the entire recording for $5. Before that, the British rock act Radiohead broke with convention by offering its 2007 album, In Rainbows, online under a tip-jar-style setup in which people could name their own price including zero."