Off Topic: Buying MP3s? Best Source?

[mlovest]

I just bought an MP3 player for my 10-year-old, and he wants to buys a couple of songs with his allowance. What's the best source by price and variety? Thank you!

 

V/R,

Mike

[Trev]

I really like iTunes, but I know a few people who use Amazon.

[TheLiamSturgess]

iTunes. Absolutely.

[I like pie]

Mp3skull

[Dmac538]

Amazon hands down, i rarely buy any from Itunes, their selection is weak.

[40sJohn]

Amazon hands down, i rarely buy any from Itunes, their selection is weak.

 

Amazon works great for me and it has functionality to automatically put songs in Itunes so that Ipods can use them as well.

[mlovest]

Thank you all. I didn't even think about Amazon, but I purchased and downloaded two songs almost too fast. Now I just need to make sure he doesn't find out how easy it is via dad's credit card!

 

V/R,

Mike

[Toz]

Don't forget you can burn songs off of cd and transfer them to the mp3 player.

[Dr. Balls]

Amazon hands down, i rarely buy any from Itunes, their selection is weak.

 

 

Amazon has over 20 million songs. iTunes has 28 million.

[ChrisInBaltimore]

iTunes hands down. I'm sure Amazon isn't bad, but iTunes is so simple- especially since I can just buy them directly on my phone!

[the420kid]

google play or amazon. both let me grab the mp3 file...

[Dmac538]

Amazon hands down, i rarely buy any from Itunes, their selection is weak.

 

 

Amazon has over 20 million songs. iTunes has 28 million.

Amazon is much more diverse, especially if you are not looking for Top 40 music.

[monsterbento]

I go to Amazon if a song on iTunes is $1.29. Good chance it is 99 cents on Amazon.

[Jeffro.]

Does Amazon allow you to pay via paypal (as does iTunes) for mp3s?