Blueface 02:26 PM 10-06-2009
What other sources are there for me to legitimately purchase music from other than iTunes?
I find there are numerous songs I tag with Shazam (those of you without an iPhone, my sympathies for not having this awesome application
:-)), and I can't locate them on iTunes as it seems they don't carry them.
Wondering what other source I can rely on to buy these downloads.
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Jbailey 02:30 PM 10-06-2009
Can't think of any. My favorite music listening site is
last.fm, I'm always finding something new. Something to use at home if your not on your phone Carlos.
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AD720 02:32 PM 10-06-2009
Amazon. Better prices, no DRM ever.
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Blueface 02:36 PM 10-06-2009
Found a website with these sites but I rather hear testimonials as opposed to risking using one and not be worth it.
Napster
Walmart Music
iTunes
Zune Marketplace
Real Rhapsody
Puretracks
eMusic
Audio Lunchbox
Amazon MP3
PayPlay.FM
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Blueface 02:36 PM 10-06-2009
Originally Posted by AD720:
Amazon. Better prices, no DRM ever.
I see them on the list I just posted.
What is "DRM"?
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Jbailey 02:39 PM 10-06-2009
7digital is a source you can buy through last.fm if you like the album. There are a few more but they have been mentioned.
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Blueface 02:39 PM 10-06-2009
Wow.
Checked Amazon and have already found the first two songs I could not find on iTunes.
Cool!!!
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bvilchez 02:41 PM 10-06-2009
AD720 02:41 PM 10-06-2009
Originally Posted by Blueface:
I see them on the list I just posted.
What is "DRM"?
Digital Rights Management
Restricts what devices or how many devices you can play or store your purchased media on.
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Originally Posted by Blueface:
Found a website with these sites but I rather hear testimonials as opposed to risking using one and not be worth it.
Napster
Walmart Music
iTunes
Zune Marketplace
Real Rhapsody
Puretracks
eMusic
Audio Lunchbox
Amazon MP3
PayPlay.FM
I've used WalMart before. Not horrible.
DRM I believe is the anti piracy "code" or some such thing.
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