User: rdfield

Pay by Cheque or Postal Order at www.mvine.com

On: Teens Don't Buy Legit MP3s Because They Can't?

OK, so they don't have a huge selection of well known tracks - but there's about 1000 songs from unsigned bands that have no DRM.

All can be bought with cheques or postal orders as well as the usual plastic.

Loads of free stuff to download too.

Re:People Clamoring for Content not DRM.

On: Real Networks to Linux - DRM or Die

Try the music and videos at http://www.mvine.com/music/shop/freestuff.html. If you've got Java 1.4 or later installed, point your browser at http://www.mvine.com/music/shop/ourfavs.html for free streaming music.

Re:DRM Free Music?

On: Google Music Store Inches Closer?

So this is music for the elite?

No. It's for anyone and everyone - all genres are represented.

What about the average person who likes "pop crap"?

Plenty of crap, pop or otherwise, on there. Some good stuff too.

The reason this music is cheap and non-DRM?

The site is run by artists for artists, not by suits exploiting artists.

Nobody's ever heard of it.

Not yet. But that's the whole point - it's for unsigned artists.

http://www.mvine.com/music/shop/freestuff.html

Ogg still gets through

On: Security Fears Prod Firms to Limit Staff Web Use

In many places I've worked, MP3 files are blocked at the firewall, but Ogg files are let through. http://www.mvine.com/ streams Ogg music direct to your desktop. And it's free.

DRM Free Music?

On: Google Music Store Inches Closer?

All the artists on http://www.mvine.com/ receive 50% of the after tax revenue for downloads, and all the music sold, in Ogg Vorbis and MP3 formats, is free of DRM. There are also many free music videos to download too.

Fed up with DRM?

On: DRM and the Myth of the Analog Hole

http://www.mvine.com/ is an Indie label that hosts music and videos unencumbered by DRM.

Download the free stuff and share with everyone you know.