begin quoting Lan Barnes as of Mon, Jan 16, 2006 at 10:01:47AM -0800: > I would like to buy some songs (60s through 80s) individually without > looking for the albums in used CD stores. I want to do it legally.
I'm not quite to the point of giving up on used CDs... I tend to like whole albums, not single songs. (Thus, thematically consistent albums tend to be my favorites...) > Two questions: > > 1. My CD SW rips to .wav's. Can I buy songs in a format (MP3?) that can > be burned to a CD and does it have to be a .wav? [answered in full elsethread] > 2. Where do you guys/gals go on line to buy music? Haven't yet, but it would probably be iTunes, as they were one of the first to have a reasonable business model. The problem with $1/album is that I'd seriously doubt that ANY of they money makes it back to the original artist. I also like buying music directly from the artist. Generally, it's cheap, and I have some assurance that they at least *see* the money... -- _ |\_ \| -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
