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in case u go through all the albums YOU CAN DOWNLOAD, TIME, CARRY ON AND ALL OTHERS FOR $.79, SO STOP CRYING AND DOWNLOAD AWAY. I HAVE
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ridiculous!
I can't even download "Dust in the Wind" unless I download the whole album.. utter crapola!
three dollars for two good songs?
this is why i will cancel again...
rip off
the whole point of subscribing is to be able to download only what i want, but if i am forced to download the whole album to get what i want makes no sense. i feel held hostage. i am getting to the point of cancelling this nonsense.
Virtuosos of the Craft
Superstars like no other. These boys know how to jam.
TRULY THE BEST OF KANSAS
TRY LISTENING TO MORE THAN THE RADIO HITS YOU NUMBSKULLS. EVERY ONE OF THESE SONGS IS A GEM AND WELL WORTH DOWNLOADING THE ENTIRE ALBUM. THE ONES GRIPING SHOULD JUST STICK TO THE RADIO SO THEY CAN HEAR THE SAME CRAP OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
Seriously....
The two tracks I want are album only. I've almost canceled emusic 10 times in the past - I honestly don't know why I keep hanging around this rip-off...
Why bother?
I guess one just needs to go to iTunes to get the hit tracks. Burning 12 "credits" to get the two big hits is a joke. And I doubt too many folks will bite on this moronic pricing.
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