Does anybody else use emusic.com? - Tilted Forum Project Discussion Community

Fallen · 09-02-2003, 09:23 PM

I've recently discovered this little gem of a website. 10 bucks a month and all the music you can download. The only problem is there are not a lot of major label artists on there. However, there's more Indy/lesser known artists than I could listen to in a year.

I was just curious if anybody else uses this service. If so, what undiscovered gems have you hit on?

Speed_Gibson · 09-03-2003, 04:29 PM

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The only problem is there are not a lot of major label artists on there.

that is a plus if you ask me. And yes I have been a member of that site for a long time, it has been the source for most of the 15+ GBs of DLed music MP3s on my server HD (only about 15 tracks are from P2P/Morpheus back in '01) . The only problem now I have to download everything that is a naaaasty 128 CBR 128 bit MP3 rather than the far superior VBR MP3s they have now.

One group I found recently on there that I really enoy listening to is "It's Only Roy"; they have one self-titled album on there that reminds of Barenaked Ladies and some other groups that I can't think of names for right now.
Also the Geraldine Fibbers - a country type group that I found amusing and easy to listen to.

Fallen · 09-03-2003, 07:43 PM

Cool, thanks for the tips. I'm really enjoying being a member. I'm finding quite a bit of cool stuff on there that beats the hell out of what's being played mainstream these days.

eris · 09-08-2003, 02:56 PM

Ive subscribed to emusic for probably 2 years. They consistantly have good stuff - especially on the indy/punk side.

I hoep to see more business models emerge on this track...

09-02-2003, 09:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
Fallen Crazy Location: Adrift In Madness	Does anybody else use emusic.com? I've recently discovered this little gem of a website. 10 bucks a month and all the music you can download. The only problem is there are not a lot of major label artists on there. However, there's more Indy/lesser known artists than I could listen to in a year. I was just curious if anybody else uses this service. If so, what undiscovered gems have you hit on? __________________ Overdosed on Apathy

09-03-2003, 07:43 PM	#3 (permalink)
Fallen Crazy Location: Adrift In Madness	Cool, thanks for the tips. I'm really enjoying being a member. I'm finding quite a bit of cool stuff on there that beats the hell out of what's being played mainstream these days. __________________ Overdosed on Apathy

09-08-2003, 02:56 PM	#4 (permalink)
eris Crazy	Ive subscribed to emusic for probably 2 years. They consistantly have good stuff - especially on the indy/punk side. I hoep to see more business models emerge on this track... __________________ allhaileris