inception, so they're not resting on their laurels, and hey, if they
don't have what you want, send a note to customer support. They have to
have a request line or something.
- Jim
Raymond Camden wrote:
>I have to agree here. Anyone who hopes to find _everything_ online will
>be disappointed. Period. To blame Apple for not having 100% of the
>world's music selection online is a bit unfair.
>
>-ray
>
> -----Original Message-----
>From: Jim Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, October 20, 2003 3:10 PM
>To: CF-Community
>Subject: Re: iTunes! BEWARE
>
>
>
>iMS is, in my opinion, the smoothest choice out there for music shopping
>
>online, especially since you're not locked into a subscription model.
>Their selection is still very, very slim for my interests (only around
>400,000 songs), but they're adding to it constantly.
>
>Apple had a deal earlier this year where they were talking with
>independent labels about getting them into the iMS fold and allowing
>them to offer catalogs at a reseller's rate and all that stuff -
>basically, fleshing out the catalog with more eclectic choices.
>
>I agree, the selection's pretty weak, but I've found some suprises.
>What do I want? I want to go to allmusic.com, find an album/song and
>download it immediately. A tall order, but I keep my hopes up :)
>
>- Jim
>
>Bill Wheatley wrote:
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>
>
>>* Well yea i bought 1 song and then realized how bad it sucked to
>>be in mpeg4. And i also was disappointed that they had such a shitty
>>selection.
>>If you are going to try to stop me from using Free services you have to
>>at least offer me the music i am looking for. I tried to find some
>>
>>
>stuff
>>from peaches but nope it was not there so i just wound up getting it
>
>
>>online. :( A shame iwas willing to buys
>>
>>
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