But you're using specific examples to bolster your point. The music industry almost ALWAYS has waited until something big struck to sign 30 artists that sound the same and pump the out. The grunge movement, the boy band movement, the nu-metal movement. A lot of the times they were interchangeable on the top 40, that hasn't changed.

We know if tomorrow this gonna be available on spotify or we gonna have to wait weeks?? :(

I want to listen the full version...

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From the information we have it sounds like tomorrow it debuts on Tidal only and Spotify will most likely get it in a week or two.

I will know for sure in 3 hours (midnight in Lithuania, where I'm from) when all new tracks become available each Friday.

I'm sure it'll be available. If anyone wants, the song can be purchased on itunes Singapore already (When We Were Us too).

You have to live in the country that is selling it to purchase otherwise it boots you back to the one you should be in, where it isn't up yet :(

Have you brought the two new songs, from there? .....Just seen Captain jovi's post.

It's about timezones, not about which countries are selling it and which ones not. New music becomes available when the clock strikes midnight on Friday; which already is the case in Singapore.

Are you sure? I try to buy it from the Singapore itunes and get "This Apple ID is only valid for purchases in the Canadian iTunes Store. You will be switched to that store".

I meant that once Friday starts in Canada (at midnight) the songs should appear in the Canadian store. That's how digital releases work these days most of the time.

Oh, absolutely, I was just disagreeing with phoenixy because I thought the point was made you could buy it in the Singapore store even if you're not in Singapore.