eMusic

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:26 AM

If your on a free trial maybe there are a lot of songs that are not avalible for the free trial. Maybe you have to pay more for some of the others once you pay for the service.

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:29 AM

No because they charge after 30 days. My dad is like "you will remember to cancel, right?"

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:33 AM

Sounds like a good idea if they dont have what you want, whats the point.

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:33 AM

to eMusic, the world’s largest and best independent music store

For the first thirty days of your membership, you can download 100 tracks absolutely free! There's no commitment and you can cancel anytime. After thirty days, or when you activate your account into a paid plan, you'll be charged at the monthly subscription rate you selected during registration. To get started simply follow the instructions below.

That's from the email they sent me "welcoming me"

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:36 AM

It is funny they all claim to be the Worlds largest ! LOL

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:38 AM

Yeah me too... they can't be if they don't have the 8 artists I just searched for... I mean, who doesn't have AC/DC?

iTunes I believe IS the largest according to the Guiness Book of World Records, but I also think Napster/Rhapsody are just as big, as there are some songs I found on those but not on iTunes.

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:41 AM

Ihave never used either how much do they cost?

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:52 AM

I use Wal-Mart for most of mine, because they are only 88 cents a song, no subscriptions, and (the best part, given my age) you can use Wal-Mart giftcards and no need for a credit card.

Rhapsody is free (if you get the Rhapsody 25), it gives you 25 streams a month and burning songs is 99 cents... or you can get the subscription, not sure how much a month, but it has more songs.

Napster Lite is 99 cents a song and free membership, the normal one is like $15 a month and has 79 cent burns.

iTunes is 99 cents a song, I use my iTunes giftcard but you can use credit cards... free account.

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 09:56 AM

A note on Wal-Mart: All the songs are edited. I like that, but many people don't. You can tell by the way I edit stuff that I hate swearing... so naturally I want the clean versions, but many people hate those.

A downside for eMusic for me, no clean versions, all the good rap CDs are Parental Advisory, they don't have the edits.

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 10:04 AM

WOW thats expensive

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 10:09 AM

Really? I found that downloading albums for 10 dollars (I forgot to mention you can do that) is cheaper than buying them.

Say you have one song you like from one album. You don't like the rest of the CD though. I would rather spend 88 cents than 15 dollars buying the CD.

**photo_angel2004** · 27 Mar 2006, 10:26 AM

If it is just one or two songs in that case I can see paying a buck a song for that. But when you going to be paying $10.00 or more per CD you may as well buy them in the store. The nice thing is that if you want just one song from like 10 different cd's then it would be worth a buck a son to get just one cd you really like.

**drfsupercenter** · 27 Mar 2006, 10:50 AM

That's why I do that.

**uncst** · 6 Apr 2006, 06:51 AM

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