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iTunes just annouced today that they'll be selling Paul McCartney's latest album, "Memory Almost Full", when it's released on June 5.

What's the big deal you ask? Well the prolific Beatle's tunes haven't existed in the digital realm unless you've either ripped it yourself or got them from a "different" source.

iTunes customers who pre-order the album will get a bonus music video, "Dance Tonight", as well as the albums first single, "Ever Present Past". The album will also come with a digital booklet.

In addition to the new album, McCartney's entire catalog of 25 solo albums will also be available for purchase. We believe these will all be DRM free since the holding company is EMI.

"Paul McCartney is one of the greatest musicians of all time, and we're extremely excited to offer his first digitally distributed album on iTunes," said Steve Jobs, Apple's CEO.

"'Memory Almost Full' is a very personal album for me, and I'm thrilled to let fans experience it in a whole new way," said Paul McCartney. "There's no better time to make this music available through iTunes."