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I only have one more thing to add. You guys don`t know what your missing with all this downloading crap. I used to wait MONTHS to get albums and when they finally arrived man....................it was like Christmas. I also used to save money and take the freakin` train to New York City and Toronto from Montréal a few times a year just to hunt down that elusive rare album. Toronto`s Sam The Record Man used to be one of the best music stores in North America !

MikeEnRegalia wrote: debrewguy wrote: I love it when bands & labels that allow legal downloads. Itunes is still too pricey compared to CDs, and I eagerly await the inevitable subscription model that they are said to be pushing for with the labels. But Emusic's choices are limited. I checked out a few acts that I would be interested in and frankly, for example, seeing the only Thin Lizzy album offered is a Live from 1975 gives me the idea that you're not getting the cream of the crop too often. http://progfreak.com/home/charts.xhtml?chart.source=emusic Just a small selection (the top rated tags at PF which are available at emusic.com, one of the little note symbols next to the album name will link to the album page @ emusic). Of course emusic.com isn't usually the place where you find mainstream music ... sometimes - as it's the case with Thin Lizzy - some "B-albums" are available there. But you'll find many key albums of prog rock/metal there, and a lot of alternative artists which are related to prog (post-rock, experimental/avant-garde). They have an extensive list of interesting classical music and jazz, for example in the last few weeks the entire discography of John Coltrane was added.

What a great resource that page is, Mike, great job!