eMusic.com support a linux download client and uses mp3 format. It's a subscription service, though, and their selection leaves more than a bit to be desired.
I recently heard rhapsody.com supported linux, but I couldn't get it to work with Firefox 1.5. I would be surprised if the record industry considered allofmp3.com to be legal, despite the money you give them and the "Russian Multimedia & Internet Society License", tovarich. Of course, I've been surprised a lot, but check out: http://billboard.blogs.com/billboardpostplay/2005/03/what_good_is_a_.html I am not saying that I subscribe to the RIAA notion of legality .... Dave Looney Lan Barnes wrote: > 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. > > 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? > > 2. Where do you guys/gals go on line to buy music? > > TIA, > -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
