New links
Hey, I know I haven't been posting much and likely no one bothers coming by anymore. BUT, if you do and haven't noticed, I have added a couple new links over there ------------------------------->>>>
One of them I think is FANTASTIC. That would be lala.com. They seem to have most every album in the rock era available for a free listen (one time) or you can search by song. Set an account up and they will search wherever you point their "music mover" and if you already have an MP3 of something in their database/library, they make it available to your library. The cool thing about that is you can sign on from anywhere you have internet access and your library is there for you.!
You also get to add 50 songs to your library for free (a signing bonus, if you will). And the songs are only $.10 each. Yeah, that's right. A dime to access almost any song from anywhere. Buying access to the entire album is even cheaper per song.
If you want to have the songs be a bit more mobile with an MP3 download, it is pretty cheap to purchase.
These guys seem to have figured out a way to retail music in the digital download age to those of us who don't want to steal but also don't want to pay for a lot of extra crap (like record companies underwriting Jonas Brothers tours and neglecting the independent types).
The other music blog I haven't looked at much yet, but if Maceo says it is ok, then I think it will be.
One of them I think is FANTASTIC. That would be lala.com. They seem to have most every album in the rock era available for a free listen (one time) or you can search by song. Set an account up and they will search wherever you point their "music mover" and if you already have an MP3 of something in their database/library, they make it available to your library. The cool thing about that is you can sign on from anywhere you have internet access and your library is there for you.!
You also get to add 50 songs to your library for free (a signing bonus, if you will). And the songs are only $.10 each. Yeah, that's right. A dime to access almost any song from anywhere. Buying access to the entire album is even cheaper per song.
If you want to have the songs be a bit more mobile with an MP3 download, it is pretty cheap to purchase.
These guys seem to have figured out a way to retail music in the digital download age to those of us who don't want to steal but also don't want to pay for a lot of extra crap (like record companies underwriting Jonas Brothers tours and neglecting the independent types).
The other music blog I haven't looked at much yet, but if Maceo says it is ok, then I think it will be.
posted by Kurt at 4:46 PM
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