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Using iTunes to obtain new songs on greatest hits collections
I’ve posted an article on my blog about using the iTunes Music Service as a means to obtain new tracks that are included in greatest hits collections without having to buy the entire album. I thought I’d pass it along in case the other readers of this site would be interested.
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brilliant! I’m so glad I read this. I NEVER would have thought of that on my own…
Posted by duh! on November 24, 2003 at 12:55 PM (PDT)
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wait…you mean…i can buy one song at a time??????????????? wow! next you are gonna tell me they charge like, 99 cents a song or something.
wow… wouldn’t it be great of they sold gift certificates too so i can give out song downloads as gifts for the holidays? man, that would be sweet.
Posted by moron on November 24, 2003 at 5:40 PM (PDT)
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This is the dumbest article ever. Keith Sheehan - You dont deserve to own an ipod!
Posted by D-Low on November 25, 2003 at 5:36 AM (PDT)