Amazon has opened its
DRM-free music store! You may
download
music from its store that is not copy protected, and it is in 256 kbps! Here is what Amazon says:
* Selection: Every day we add new music to our collection of over 2 million songs from independent and major label artists. We're continually working with music labels to offer more and more content in the MP3 format.
* Quality: Our MP3 tracks are encoded at 256 kbps, which gives you high-quality audio at a reasonable file size. This means your music sounds great and downloads quickly.
* Freedom: Because we sell MP3 files with absolutely no rights management software, you're free to listen to your music on any device you'd like.
* Value: Amazon MP3 offers high-quality DRM-free downloads at low prices. Find full albums as low as $4.99 and tracks as low as 89 cents.
Visit amazon.com.
1 comment:
Yeah I got on there hoping they would have a few songs that iTunes didn't have, but apparently their selection is about the same. That's the unfortunate thing with all these different services.
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