The Most? Classical, second was Christian...
neither by personal preference, they were just the jobs that rolled in. The fact that the 2 of us that founded the studio volunteered at a Children's Orchestra had a bit to do with it.

But yes, I get Stony's point, but you nailed it, there were Worlds created that are just overlooked lately.

 

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you're telling me man. I would love for a modern group to come out with a complete album that has the same feel that Dark Side has for me <3 but that's wishful thinking to the point of stupidity.

Classical! that's pretty cool, don't hear that genre thrown around much

 

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I completely agree with Phantom's info.

Artists should reserve the right to insist that the listener hears their music as intended otherwise why bother recording an album at all?

Furthermore, the quality of MP3s available on iTunes is rubbish. For nearly the price of a CD, you can have something that comes nowhere near to CD quality. That might be OK if all you ever intend to do with the download is listen through your MP3 player but if you've a good home stereo just try doing a little comparison between MP3 and CD.

I will never pay for an MP3 download until they improve the quality. I'd rather spend a little more, have the CD forever and rip it myself however and as often as I like.

Apologies for rant - really sorry I couldn't actually answer your question. I guess if you just want MP3s quickly and you aren't fussy (like me) than just go for the cheapest. iTunes is probably as good as any in that respect.

Emusic.com only sells Mp3 but because there is no DRM the selection is not as big since major lables do not want there songs sold without DRM.

 

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Ya but they are a monthly subscription site. I have subbed to them for several months and resub every 6 months or so when enough songs show up there that I want.

 

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