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Amazon MP3 - My Favorite Music Download Site








If you're into DRM-free music, you have a reason to get excited. Songs from Amazon MP3 can be played on any MP3-capable device, including iPods™, Zunes™, Zens™, iPhones™, RAZRs™, and BlackBerrys™. All of their files are free of digital rights management (DRM) software, so you can burn your songs to CDs, play them on all your computers, and transfer them to all your devices and, all songs are encoded at 256 kbps, which means you get high audio quality at a manageable file size.

The site features over two million songs from 180,000 artists and 20,000 labels, all without the painful and annoying restrictions of DRM. The site includes EMI and Universal tracks and makes separate songs available for $.89 or $.99, and boasts that all of the "top 100" tracks will be priced at the former, lower amount. Albums range in cost from $5.99 to $9.99, with the best selling albums coming in at $8.99. [Check it out today ...]

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