Depressing Destruction
These songs are awesome. The price tag, however, is not. Sad, sad day.
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Wow...
...this is just a sad day. I can't believe how much eMusic has sold out just to get Sony's shitty catalogue (most of which is craptastical 100 CD sets that take a bazillion credits) Ugh, where has my beloved eMusic gone, the one i would recommend to friends without hesitation?
The rating is for the value, not the quality
Personally I like BYOB (and SOAD is kind of a guilty pleasure of mine), but at a rate of 2 songs for the price of 12, I'd hardly recommend this to a friend.
Chump Alert
So I don't normally like commenting to moan about the service, but c'mon... A two-track single, one song availble by album only - and a twelve-credit price on the album? I hope to come back and see that changed. These are iTunes-worthy capers.
WTF?!?
12 credits for 2 songs?
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