toddlgreene
645 posts
Jan 29, 2010
5:18 AM
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I discovered Lala.com, and not by accident either-since any time you type in a song name on Google lately, a Lala player pops up and will stream that very tune in its entirety. Good marketing! So, I dug into it, and finally found the term for the controversial encryption used by Itunes and others-DRM. Google it, and you'll feel the grip of Big Brother. Well, Lala has DRM-free downloads. I needed some tunes I didn't already own for learning with my blues band, and it was a painless experience, and 89 cents each for most of them. Any other good, non-proprietary .mp3 sites you guys use?
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Todd L. Greene, V.P.
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sorin
131 posts
Jan 29, 2010
7:04 AM
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Amazon.com sells only non Drm songs and you can buy them at 128 or 256 kbs .You can find there almost everything.
Last Edited by on Jan 29, 2010 7:05 AM
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Hobostubs Ashlock
432 posts
Jan 29, 2010
7:34 AM
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i second e music i got over a 100 downloads for like 11$ then i cannelled after they took out the 11$ cause i aint got alot of money but there allways offering 75 for starting up again which would cost me around 11$ which i might do cause the firt 1oo i got were sonny boy 1,2 little walter,rod piazzo,but i also got done with the devil whole cd by jason ricci so they aint to far out,but they didnt have any jack johnson so they might be.but im thinking of getting 75 more
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minidaz
21 posts
Jan 29, 2010
10:50 AM
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I've been using skysongs.com.
Seem to have a good choice, including some of the more obscure stuff.
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jaymcc28
222 posts
Jan 29, 2010
12:35 PM
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I'm big with LALA.COM. I've been a member for a couple years now. The prices are fair and they seem to have a LOT of music and are adding all the time. Todd, look me up there, I'm JayMcC28 there as well...
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"Take out your false teeth, momma, I want to suck on your gums."-P. Wolf
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