I 100% have not missed eMusic since I left it. My local record store of
choice has settled into prices of $7.99-$10.88 for most new releases
(along with things like $6.99 for the Belle and Sebastian CD that comes
out tomorrow, plus you get a free bonus 7" with purchase), so it really
is a matter of "Why buy the download when I can buy the actual CD for the
same price?"

S


Oct 11, 2010 09:27:55 PM, audities@smoe.org wrote:

  >Okay, I'm seriously looking to cut things out of my budget and it
  looks like
  >my Emusic subscription will be the first to go after this new round
  of plan changing.
  > I didn't get grandfathered in with a great plan, I'm paying $11.99
  for
  >30 tracks and now that's going to be $11.99 and I will barely be
  able to afford
  >two albums per month for that.
  >
  >Anyone else care to bitch about it? I feel for them, but I mean, I
  can go to
  >Amoeba, or buy cds at half.com for much less. Yes, I understand that
  used cds mean
  >the artist doesn't get anything, but I really don't know what else
  to do
  >at this point. Especially since my music buying is so limited
  anyway. I find I'm
  >struggling to use up the 30 credits Emusic used to give me.
  >
  >
  >Anna Borg
  >TallBoy Records
  >P.O. Box 460652
  >San Francisco, CA 94146
  >
  >http://www.tallboyrecords.com
  >