How much will you pay for open-source Radiohead?

I just pre-paid $20 for the newest Radiohead album (available on October 10).Radiohead, now without a label/ball and chain, has decided to let its fans choose how much to pay the company.I'm actually feeling cheap right now, even though I'd pay $10.00 or less on iTunes (if Radiohead sold through iTunes, which it doesn't, because of a somewhat silly "artistic integrity" argument).How much will you pay?It's nice to think of all the money going to Thom and crew, rather than to a Larry in a lounge suit somewhere in Los Angeles.Just as I'd prefer to pay Marten Mickos for my database than Larry Ellison.:-)But that's not the only open-source analog here.This model arguably works much better for an established brand like Radiohead.It's not too dissimilar from how open source has fared in software: traditional markets are much more susceptible to open source than new markets because it becomes much cheaper to market an open-source application, for example, when everyone already knows what the product does.At any rate, download and/or pay here.Just as if it were open-source software.Except that this will sound a lot better.