Burn A Song For 99 Cents

tusixoh writes "CNN is running an article about an online music company, Listen.com, who has signed deals with Warner Music Group and Universal Music Group allowing users to burn songs from both companies' catalogs (more than 75,000 available tracks) on Listen's Rhapsody music subscription service for 99 cents per track. Until now, Rhapsody had primarily offered only streamed music to subscribers from all of the world's largest record labels as well as several independent labels." The upside of this, of course, is that it won't be necessary to pay for songs that are just "album filler".

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What for

[Joe Jordan]

Why would I want to pay $0.99 when I can already burn songs for free?

Before you jump in...

[MAXOMENOS]

...you might want to check out the system requirements. It's basically only available to Windows users.

Also, you can apparently only burn 10 tracks a month (or about one CD per month).