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May 17, 2005
eMusic Soundscapes
This consumer reports on a pricing problem for long iPod
music tracks sold through iTunes:
Lately I’ve been using my iPod in conjunction with some hour long natural sound tracks (I like raindrops) from the iTMS. They really help me relax and lessen my anxiety. Here’s the deal though. On the iTunes Music Store, any track longer than 10 minutes is only available if you buy the album. Since these tracks are about one hour, it’s one track per album. So that’s about $8-$10 a track. That’s a pretty penny.
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Posted on May 17, 2005 06:31 AM by ipod241.
Filed in Reports by Consumers under ipod.
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