50 Free MP3's With eMusic & The Guardian

Johnnikins

Just got an email from the guardan,

Special Christmas offer - 50 free songs from eMusic and a free audiobook!
eMusic features the cream of the independent crop and we are giving away 50 songs of your choice for free plus a free audiobook.

Choose from artists like Adele, Basement Jaxx, Bon Iver, Prodigy, Jarvis Cocker, Placebo, Camera Obscura, Sonic Youth, Prodigy, Beck, Phoenix, Jack Penate, The Raconteurs, XX, The Strokes, The Libertines and, literally, millions more.
Click here to register and claim 50 free songs now.

• All tracks are in the universally compatible MP3 format - they play on everything and they are yours to keep
• A huge music library of more than 7 million songs in all music genres
• Tracks available for 42p or less after free trial
• Automatically syncs with iTunes, Windows Media Player or other players
• Cancel anytime and keep your music

eMusic is the home to music discovery on the web. eMusic's crack team of music writers will tip you to all that is new and wonderful. If you like music, you are going to love eMusic.

Get 50 free songs here!


Get up to 50 music credits and 1 audiobook credit free with 14-day eMusic trial subscriptions. Separate subscriptions required. Offer only available to first-time eMusic customers in the UK, 18 years of age or older. Your subscriptions remains free until you exceed your free trial credits or your trial period expires. Internet access, registration, and credit or debit card required. Limited time offer. Audiobook offer only valid on 1-credit audiobooks; some titles require multiple credits for download Offer and eMusic's prices are subject to change and are subject to eMusic's terms of use located at emusic.com/legal/terms.html eMusic and the eMusic logo are either registered trademarks of eMusic.com Inc in the UK or other countries. All rights reserved. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners, none of whom is a partner or sponsor of eMusic, except The Guardian. eMusic is not responsible for products, services or claims made by The Guardian. Auto-sync only works with the 4.0 or later version of the eMusic Download Manager.

JAG

Or go through Quidco/Topcashback and get £4 with 25 Free MP3's and 1 Audio book.

jamespir

this is great if you like rubbish music youve never even heard off

albionwarrior

this is great if you like rubbish music youve never even heard off

Really did you not find something with this

A huge music library of more than 7 million songs in all music genres

jamespir

albionwarrior wrote: »

Really did you not find something with this

no nothing it was al rubbish i did download about three songs for me mother then cancelled cause it didnt have much variety

f3lix

jamespir wrote: »

no nothing it was al rubbish i did download about three songs for me mother then cancelled cause it didnt have much variety

You must have a very limited choice of music.

It's by know means the perfect selection of 7 million songs but surely you could find a few more than 3 for your Mum!

albionwarrior

You must have a very limited choice of music.

It's by know means the perfect selection of 7 million songs but surely you could find a few more than 3 for your Mum!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

fazeypie

jamespir wrote: »

no nothing it was al rubbish i did download about three songs for me mother then cancelled cause it didnt have much variety

i can well believe this, i did a 50 free downloads trial before and found the music selection was quite poor. you type in big bands like red hot chilli peppers and foo fighters and you either get given a selection of bizarre unknowns that begin with the same letter or an apology page saying they havent signed a deal with this band. i really struggled to find 50 tunes on there and had to re-download quite a few tracks too as it said they had been completed but hadnt!
if you like discovering new weird and wondeful stuff from new and obscure bands, its fine. wouldnt recommend it tho if like me, you are trying to get a few free downloads for your teenagers!

Saetana

Doesn't sound like my cup of tea - the SkySongs offer was better, even though it was not so many free tracks (1 month free streaming service plus 10 free tracks), they had a huge selection of allsorts of stuff including my personal favourite 70's punk music! I don't have time to listen to all the music that I already like so not really interested in new artists (unless I hear them on MTV of course, lol).

I've also just had a thought - I don't think this lot take my debit card (or they didn't last time I considered a free trial with them via Trialpay) anyway (Visa Electron if anyone else has one) as I might have got the audio book for my husband. Oh well....