Quoting max. spicer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I've got a list of tracks that I'd like to own, but don't necessarily > like the artists enough to go out and by the relevant albums (yet). > Currently, my entire music collection is ripped from my cd collection, > but I'd now like to start adding just the odd single mp3/flac (I'll > just say mp3 from now on). I'm a total newbie to this side of mp3s, so > wondered if anyone could help out. Are there sites where you can just > buy tracks that can then be played on my SB2? I'm dimly aware of > itunes and the like, and the horrible DRM monster that's associated > with them. Ideally, I'd like some plain old mp3s, but would settle for > DRM stuff, provided I can actually listen to it (I realise that's > somewhat against the whole point of DRM!). One thing to note is that I > can't really go with one of the monthly subscription service as I > wouldn't use it enough to justify the cost.
I use emusic pretty extensively. They are constantly adding to their collection, and I easily find enough music there to cover the montly subscription. You can just join for a month and then cancel, there isn't a long-term commitment. I also use the iTunes store to download music, and then remove the DRM. It's an easy process that doesn't take anywhere near the 15-30 minutes quoted elsewhere in this thread. It's a simple, drag-and-drop non-techie process. http://www.emusic.com http://hymn-project.org/jhymndoc/ _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
