Free £6.50 album download & month's free music streaming

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We’ve blagged a month's free subscription to Sky Songs streaming service and a free album download worth £6.50ish (or 10 free tracks) for the first 15,000 people to enter a special code on its site.

[title=http://images2.moneysavingexpert.com/images/dp/wtd_underline.gif] How it works
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Sky songs is the TV giant's new music streaming site which, for a monthly fee, allows you to listen to unlimited music via your PC & the internet plus and gives you a free album or 10 free tracks per month. However the first 15,000 new Sky Songs users to enter the special code will get one month free and the album.

What albums can you get?

The free album can be from any of its £6.49 range which makes up over 95% of the entire site catalogue ( premium, double CD and special edition albums are priced higher). Alternatively users can choose ANY 10 individual tracks from the 4 million available.

To get it you need be over 18 and enter credit or debit card details, but provided you pick the one month only option, your card won't be debited and the trial will automatically stop at the end.



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• Enter the promotional code LOVESKYSONGS in the top right hand side box on Sky Songs

• Pick the £6.49 subscription option and ensure you tick the box 'ONE MONTH ONLY' otherwise you'll be charged for subsequent months.

• Enter your name, address and password details.

• Add your card details. You have to do this to get the freebie but you won't be charged after the one month has ended. A message will appear showing you've been charged £0.00 and the subscription has been reduced by 100%.

• Install the special Sky Songs mp3 downloader - it should only take a couple of minutes.

Can iTunes users do this?

Yes, just because you have an iPod doesn't mean you exclusively have to use iTunes. Once you've downloaded the track or album you'll be asked if you want to save it to your iTune library. Simply pick this option and it will be added.

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It's possible to get free unlimited streamed music from other sites such as Spotify (if you can get your mitts on one of the elusive free invites), Last FM Or Musicovery though some will make you listen to adverts.

However this one is ad free and has downloads to keep as well so all in all it's not bad value if you spend that on music anyway (though it's not always cheapest).

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Streaming is where you listen to music via your PC and the internet. Once your connection is broken you won't be able to listen, you can't keep the music and you can't transfer it to your mp3 player.

However the advantages are that you can pick what tracks you listen to and depending on which provider you pick you'll get current releases.


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