Can anyone recommend a good site that sells music albums/songs in a 320kpbs mp3 format and has an extensive selection? I just want to purchase and download a lot of music, as well as several musics that are from more obscure and hard to find bands.
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Can anyone recommend a good site that sells music albums/songs in a 320kpbs mp3 format and has an extensive selection? I just want to purchase and download a lot of music, as well as several musics that are from more obscure and hard to find bands.
My experience with Amazon MP3 has been really good, and they offer 256Kbps downloads.
My experience with Amazon MP3 has been really good, and they offer 256Kbps downloads.
Amazon, Google Play. Band Camp if you're looking for something obscure.
Amazon, Google Play. Band Camp if you're looking for something obscure.
why would you pay for music?
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother
why would you pay for music?
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother
I've used Spotify for many hours a day since about 3 years ago.
I've used Spotify for many hours a day since about 3 years ago.
eeewhy would you pay for music?
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother
if it's available on bandcamp I'll usually buy it
they make it really easy, DRM and hassle free - buying a CD or w/e is really inconvenient
the pricing is obviously a huge bonus too, a lot of artists will sell entire albums for $5-8 which is incredibly reasonable
plus the artists on bandcamp tend to be lesser known so it gives me a good feeling inside to support them and knowing I'm contributing in a pretty direct way to them
[quote=eee]why would you pay for music?
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother[/quote]
if it's available on bandcamp I'll usually buy it
they make it really easy, DRM and hassle free - buying a CD or w/e is really inconvenient
the pricing is obviously a huge bonus too, a lot of artists will sell entire albums for $5-8 which is incredibly reasonable
plus the artists on bandcamp tend to be lesser known so it gives me a good feeling inside to support them and knowing I'm contributing in a pretty direct way to them
im not being a dick i just don't understand why you'd bother[/quote]
if it's available on bandcamp I'll usually buy it
they make it really easy, DRM and hassle free - buying a CD or w/e is really inconvenient
the pricing is obviously a huge bonus too, a lot of artists will sell entire albums for $5-8 which is incredibly reasonable
plus the artists on bandcamp tend to be lesser known so it gives me a good feeling inside to support them and knowing I'm contributing in a pretty direct way to them
I payed $10 for Blessed Suffering and Still Bummed, but I downloaded them first :\
like the only reason I could see paying for music would be like for vinyls or something, but that's not really about the music
I payed $10 for Blessed Suffering and Still Bummed, but I downloaded them first :\
like the only reason I could see paying for music would be like for vinyls or something, but that's not really about the music
like the only reason I could see paying for music would be like for vinyls or something, but that's not really about the music
If you are into edm Beatport is where you want to go.
If not it's probably Bandcamp, Amazon or Google play.
Personally I use Spotify though, it just works great and frankly I don't see a single reason to why you shouldn't get it.
If you are into edm Beatport is where you want to go.
If not it's probably Bandcamp, Amazon or Google play.
Personally I use Spotify though, it just works great and frankly I don't see a single reason to why you shouldn't get it.
If not it's probably Bandcamp, Amazon or Google play.
Personally I use Spotify though, it just works great and frankly I don't see a single reason to why you shouldn't get it.
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