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It's a junky compilation. Is emusic just for jazzers? Because I've been trying to get my funk and rock on, but there's nothing, NOTHING. And when I see something good, it's just for "paid subscribers." Thanks.
totally disagree with 'vonplock?' about emusic. I've been a member for about 2 months now, and i've found a lot of good stuff that i can't get on itunes. This album ain't all bad either. Stick in emusic, little acorns!
Yep, at first I thought I just wasn't looking in the right places but after thourough investagation, I didn't find anything decent here, waste of time and money!!!
I can find a few good songs on this recording but for the casual user, they may be disappointed.
more crap from emusic. NOT original recordings. this whole site is a waste of time and money.
most of the music i want i cant find here this is really a bunch of crap....swm
This is an eclectic mix of also-ran artists...maybe some nuggets in there, but I'm looking for meat and potatoes mainstream artists, not sushie. A disappointment.
They don't have much of the mainstream nor the fringe artists here. My tastes are pretty broad, but I can hardly find jack here. My giftcard will more than cover what little of interest is here - won't waste any money subscribing. And to the person who said this is the fault of the big 4 record companys -- nope, not their fault e-music went into business with a poor selection.
Do not waist your money or time here.
I don't know exactly what to say. I mean...so far I have found maybe three songs that sound normal...? emusic is shit. I can't find anything that isn't lame. I can't believe anyone wastes money here. Good thing this is a free trial. If you're reading this, please believe me, believe anything else you read when they tell you how terrible this is! I'd consider an alternative music site. I've wasted about 10 of my free downloads not knowing they were SHIT!! No wonder they give away 50 free songs. I am very unsatisfied. And for anyone who likes all this, shame on you.
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