[kingu]

Gosh, the same music industry that's always crying about how digital prices need to go up sells nearly a quarter of all albums via digital sales, not having to pay for all the creation, marketing, etc to get it done with so many companies out there selling their stuff for them.

(Thank you, Yahoo Music Engine, I greatly enjoy my digital music.)

[Moral Hazard]

"Gosh, the same music industry that's always crying about how digital prices need to go up sells nearly a quarter of all albums via digital sales, not having to pay for all the creation, marketing, etc to get it done with so many companies out there selling their stuff for them."

Ah, but there you see why the music industry fears digital sales. They contribute nothing to the process, so what's to stop the artists from cutting them out of the process?

[ops33]

After reading your post I went to Yahoo Music. I am looking for a good website to download mp3 without worring about getting spyware and viruses. It appears that the a person has to buy the downloads of songs on Yahoo Music. How much do they cost? Any info would be appreciated.

[ShadowDancer]

The top-selling album of the year was a soundtrack inspired by the Disney Channel movie "High School Musical," which sold more than 3.7 million copies.

I loved this part. That soundtrack is played in my house so much I'm pretty sure I sing it in my sleep.