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So here's how much music is apparently worth in 2014.

Spending years slaving over something and then giving it away by the millions seems like a pretty generous act, if you ask us.

U2 have revealed the artwork for the upcoming physical release of 'Songs of Innocence,' the new album millions of iTunes users received for free earlier this month.

Like it or not, music has been devalued to the point that a free album from one of the world's biggest bands is a cause of genuine annoyance (and/or more legitimate privacy concerns) for a lot of listeners.

Bono says he's isn't surprised Sharon Osbourne that took to Twitter for a profanity-laced rant about U2's recent iTunes album giveaway.

Rapper Tyler, the Creator was not too happy with the idea of U2 giving their new album away for free.

U2 has released 'Songs of Innocence,' its first album in five years, for free via iTunes.

After a series of starts and stops, U2 could be ready to release its new album in late 2014.

The annual list of songs added to the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry has been released.

Contrary to earlier reports, U2's next album will be released in 2014. The band officially denied rumors that said that the follow-up to 2009's 'No Line on the Horizon' had been pushed back until next year.

Despite teasing their fans for several months, including a high-profile song that premiered during the Super Bowl, U2 will not release a new album or tour in 2014.

More than four years had passed since the Irish rockers had released their previous album.