No, I'm talking about album prices on things that aren't necessarily that popular. And hell, even things that are popular. The Wall for instance. $8.99 at Amazon. $25.74 + tax at iTunes.
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No, I'm talking about album prices on things that aren't necessarily that popular. And hell, even things that are popular. The Wall for instance. $8.99 at Amazon. $25.74 + tax at iTunes.
Point taken, thanks for the clarification.
In other news: "Rockstar & Amazon to bring digitial music distribution to GTA IV"
http://tinyurl.com/ys96kv
Not sure how this will work, but I do find this rather fascinating.
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I've bought TV shows from iTunes - but never music. Didn't like the format, didn't like the DRM. That's why I stick with Amazon - and the little importer into iTunes is great!
What I'd really like is lossless DRM free downloads for .99 a pop then I'll buy more.
What I'd really like is lossless DRM free downloads for .99 a pop then I'll buy more.
*shrugs* I no longer use iTMS for anything other then searching for content. I then go over to Amazon. In some cases it's not only cheaper but even though I'm really not a fan of MP3 it at least allows me to migrate off the iPod in the future if I want too.
Frankly I HATE Amazon's store. It's ability to just browse is virtually nonexistent, its layout looks like it was done by a 9 year old, and they don't have the buy 3 tracks of an album and if you then want to buy the rest you can deduct the tracks you purchased previously.
Frankly I HATE Amazon's store. It's ability to just browse is virtually nonexistent, its layout looks like it was done by a 9 year old, and they don't have the buy 3 tracks of an album and if you then want to buy the rest you can deduct the tracks you purchased previously.