A quick note: Amazon will let you download a Philip Glass sampler that contains 21 tracks. You can get them as mp3s, and they’re all free. But the deal ends (it seems) by the end of the day. So act quickly.
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in Music | October 28th, 2009 14 Comments
A quick note: Amazon will let you download a Philip Glass sampler that contains 21 tracks. You can get them as mp3s, and they’re all free. But the deal ends (it seems) by the end of the day. So act quickly.
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Very suspicious. You are required to sign in, and then download and install an application called an “MP3 downloader”.
Yes, Amazon has a downloader and, if you use iTunes, it will automatically load the mp3s into your collection. For many, this will be useful. For others, not. If you’re concerned about this being malware, I wouldn’t worry. It’s not. If you’re concerned about the concept of a downloader in general, well, I can’t help you there. It’s just how Amazon does things.
How do you know it’s not?
I’ve used it without any problem for a year plus, and I assume that Amazon has a reputation at stake. But, I obviously can’t guarantee it.
Thanks, this is a find:DDD
They have a downloader for ubuntu (amongst others) Whoknew?
Thanks for the heads up, Dan.
Still available!