alyssum

Yeah, eMusic is what music downloading should be. You pay a fixed fee per month and get x number of downloads. The average cost of an album ends up being between 2 and 5 dollars depending on how many tracks. Songs are in MP3 format and I don't know the kbps but it's good quality. The artists are name brand. They let you re-download tracks that you previously purchased. Best of all, there is no DRM. None. ITunes has about 80 percent of the downloading market. eMusic is number 2 at about 16 percent, and everybody else is sharing the rest of the scraps.

You can check them at www.emusic.com. Message me with your desired e-mail and I can get those free tracks out to you, it's no obligation. If you sign up from my referral, I get 50 tracks, but I don't care about that, I already subscribed to a 90 tracks a month plan for 2 years so I've got all the music I can handle.

Which part... the sex or the pot?