Several record labels are using Amazon.com to give their sampler albums away. That's right, free mp3s. No DRM. No pirating. No guilt. And the best part? You can pick and choose which individual songs to download from the sampler album. So, unless you already have that Vaselines song, why not download it? Just click. It doesn't get freer and easier than that.
My playlist:
| Song | Artist | Record Label | |
| 1. | Hurt Feelings | Flight Of The Conchords | Sub Pop |
| 2. | Son of a Gun | Vaselines | Sub Pop |
| 3. | Furr | Blitzen Trapper | Sub Pop |
| 4. | Mykonos | Fleet Foxes | Sub Pop |
| 5. | Belated Promise Ring | Iron & Wine | Sub Pop |
| 6. | People Got A Lotta Nerve | Neko Case | Anti |
| 7. | Ghosts Under Rocks | Ra Ra Riot | Barsuk |
| 8. | My Only Offer | Mates Of State | Barsuk |
| 9. | For What Reason | Death Cab For Cutie | Barsuk |
| 10. | Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh | Say Hi | Barsuk |
| 11. | When Planets Collide | Viva Voce | Barsuk |
| 12. | Pushover | The Long Winters | Barsuk |
It's like a label promoter person standing outside a music show and handing out CDs to fans, except in cyberspace.
If you've never downloaded music from Amazon.com before, you're in for a treat. Amazon has a music downloading software application (for any operating system), which automatically downloads purchased music for you, and puts in your music folder or loads it into iTunes.
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1 comment:
Very cool! I'm listening to the samples now. :)
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