Cool Hunting

Hacking the Pepsi iTunes Giveaway by Josh Spear

macmercpepsi.jpgiTunes songs, and yep--the hack introduced by Macmerc.com during last year's contest still works like a charm. I don't drink Pepsi, but if you do please help yourself to a winning bottle and a free song ahead of the competition on me. Pepsi says 1 in 3 is a winner, which is great odds but wouldn't you prefer to win every time? I would. Macmerc.com has great directions on their site.

Tools
Print
Email
Save / Bookmark
fShare Share
Permanent link
Sphere It
This entry posted on 07 February 2005 at 5:30 AM
previous entry
The 1 Second Film
next entry
Bring the Noise
Related Entries
Fergus Brown
Recently announced as the support for American singer-songwriter, Martha Wainwright on all eleven shows of her Australian tour, we checked in with Sydney-based songwriter Fergus Brown to get the inside story on his wonderfully quirky and catchy pop song, "Nerds In Love." It was was a fun song to write. Some songs can be tortuous but this was an imagined, tongue-in-cheek vignette of my...
Pivot
Lost At E Minor featured Pivot's Secret Playlist recently and now they have an awesome new album out. With members scattered across the globe (though with roots firmly planted in Sydney), Pivot create lushly ominous electronic music that seeps through your soul, steals your heart and renders you immobile. For a good ten minutes at least, as their latest album O Soundtrack My Heart...
The Invisible: Monster's Waltz
The Invisible are a hotly tipped trio of talented musicians who, after several years of highly acclaimed individual appearances on the U.K. music scene, have now come together as one band to form a unique and inimitable sound. Their pedigree is impeccable, with Dave Okumu featuring in the mighty Matthew Herbert's regular line-up, Leo Taylor currently drumming for Hot Chip and Tom Herbert being...
d.v.d
Creating more than just beats, Tokyo-based drum trio d.v.d's live installations include synchronizing instruments to Flash technology (hooking up two sets of drums to images) resulting in a video game effect. Members Itoken, Jimanica and Ymg began performing in 2006 and have since gathered a large following of fans in both the music industry and the arts playing around Japan and Europe. This year...
Recent Cool Hunting Videosview all Cool Hunting Videos
Advertisement
Advertisement
Recent Entries

Nikicio Clothing


Nuun Hydrations Tablets


The Spaceman Watches of 1972-77


Fergus Brown


New York: Magnum Edition


The Invisible: Monster's Waltz


Daze: South Bronx to Naples


Pivot


Alfred Kubin: Graphic Works 1897-1910