iStore alternatives?

[thermocaster]

Does anyone have any suggestions for good online mp3 music stores? Preferably something with a decent-sized catalogue and no DRM?

 

Thanks in advance...and sorry if this was addressed in another thread.

[Beltmann]

I love eMusic. Pros: MP3s at 192, no DRM, much cheaper than iTunes (around 30 cents a track). Cons: The only catch is that eMusic doesn't offer everything--it's mostly indie labels. Still, I have the largest subscription package and never run out of good stuff to download.

[nutop]

I love eMusic. Pros: MP3s at 192, no DRM, much cheaper than iTunes (around 30 cents a track). Cons: The only catch is that eMusic doesn't offer everything--it's mostly indie labels. Still, I have the largest subscription package and never run out of good stuff to download.

 

I agree.. eMusic is the best. They don't offer Major Label music, however.

[rogi]

amazon.com

[thermocaster]

Thanks for the replies.

 

I signed up for a free trial at eMusic...so far, I like what I see.

 

Haven't given Amazon a shot yet, but I'll take a look. Thanks again.

[Oil Can Boyd]

I love eMusic. Pros: MP3s at 192, no DRM, much cheaper than iTunes (around 30 cents a track). Cons: The only catch is that eMusic doesn't offer everything--it's mostly indie labels. Still, I have the largest subscription package and never run out of good stuff to download.

I think emusic is great.

My only complaint is that if you don't use your downloads that month, you lose them.