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$5 MP3 albums from Amazon (Aerosmith, Death Cab for Cutie, James Taylor)

May 12, 2009 by Lazy Man 1 Comment

If you aren’t in the mood for a foot-long sub at Subway (and who isn’t?), parlay that money into some good music from Amazon. I got an email about a $5 sale they are having on 50 of it’s MP3 albums. I thought it would be fun to click through and see all the no-name artists that they had there… except that some of them are quite popular. I did get a chuckle from The Raspberries (not to be confused with The Cranberries), but seeing Aerosmith’s Big Ones surprised me. It has 13 songs that got significant air play (some still do). Doing the difficult math, 15 songs for $5 comes out to about 33 cents a song. Take that iTunes!

Here are some other highlights:

  • Death Cab For Cutie’s We Have the Facts and We’re Voting Yes
  • James Taylor’s Covers
  • Kenny Rogers’ The Gambler
  • Marvin Gaye’s Number 1’s

There are more to choose from, but I’m kind of biased towards the Boston music: Aerosmith, James Taylor, even the Death Cab for Cuties album has a song called Lowell, MA on it. They had Dolly Parton, Kanye West, The Greatful Dead, and Etta James… something for everyone.

Go check out Amazon’s $5 albums.

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  1. Kosmo @ The Casual Observer says

    May 12, 2009 at 11:48 am

    Steve’s going to smite you for that iTunes comment.

    For some reason, when I buy albums, I like to buy the physical disc – but I buy individual tracks electronically (on iTunes, of course).

    Maybe I’ll scamper over to Amazon to see if they have “When I’m 64”, which is not available on iTunes :(

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