It seems like everyone wants to follow the Radiohead encrypted
In Rainbows model recently. First Trent Reznor gave his latest NIN album,
The Slip, away for free last April, and Greg Gillis (Girl Talk) let his fans pay whatever for his latest album
Feed the Animals. Now, for the first time ever, anyone can download a major motion picture for free (legally). The documentary, entitled
Slacker Uprising, was filmed by Michael Moore during his 62 city-tour during the 2004 election to encourage young voters (worked out, didn't it?).
You can go to the movie's
website and sign of for
Slacker Uprising's free download, available September 23rd. Expect the documentary to be released this October on DVD.
Original article by Jake Coyle of The Associated Press, via USA Today.