Where to find clips of all songs, not just first five

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wheresmygravy · #16 Post by **wheresmygravy** » Fri Jan 02, 2004 10:09 am

One note about Emusic, They changed their bitrate a couple of months ago to VBR and most have been converted. It definitely made a difference. There are still a few CD at 128k and they give you a warning.

lindyholic · #17 Post by **lindyholic** » Fri Jan 02, 2004 6:46 pm

Tower Records has full cd clips. Some cds don't have music clips though, but it's what I've been using and it's done the job for me.

Harrison

AlekseyKosygin · #18 Post by **AlekseyKosygin** » Sat Jan 03, 2004 12:53 am

"The thing I really miss are personel and liner notes."

That's the good shit right there...I learn lots about jazz just by reading the inserts...plus I've found out about alot of new artists that I would have never have been turned onto otherwise...This and sound quality are the two biggest reasons I still buy CD's for my tunes...

Drew · #19 Post by **Drew** » Sat Jan 31, 2004 11:31 am

Kyle wrote:barnes and noble in LA does that too

your cds, take them to one of many bar code readers/digital stations in the store, and scan the bar code

Borders uses a similar system.

Borders has samples on most, if not all, of their music. Newer and/or bigger Borders, from my experience, will have bigger and more complete sampling libraries.

RaleighRob · #20 Post by **RaleighRob** » Wed May 05, 2004 10:53 am

I just happened upon the VH1 Music Shop. It has Real Audio and/or Windows Media player clips for every track on every CD I looked for. Some new CDs seem to have some pretty decent discounts on them, too.

Some Guy · #21 Post by **Some Guy** » Wed May 05, 2004 4:05 pm

One thing I didn't see mentioned is www.cduniverse.com. I preview a lot of stuff on there. If they have samples of a cd it is always the whole thing, and a lot of what they have is sampled.