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| Thread ID: 87521 | 2008-02-24 20:58:00 | Need a music system for a small shop - what's best? | ITchy (11705) | Press F1 |
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| 643247 | 2008-02-24 23:54:00 | Happens with the radio too.A friend has a bookstore in town and told me a while ago that he's had someone in wanting him to register and pay for the radio music as other people could hear it.:waughh: That's surely not right. Public radio, it's free to air, and paid for by advertising (normally). The people in question could go out to their cars and listen to it, what's the difference? I can understand the CD thing, although it's harsh, but radio? Almost every shop you go into has a radio playing. |
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| 643248 | 2008-02-25 00:00:00 | Depending on the type of music they want to play, there is actually quite a bit of good free music out there, I've been getting most of mine from Jamendo (www.jamendo.com), but there are other good sites out there From Jamendo I would recommend these Rob Costlow (www.jamendo.com) - both Albums Modern Piano stuff Alison Crowe (www.jamendo.com) - Blues soulsy chick singing Juanitos (www.jamendo.com) - samba, blues funk, -- with songs like Funcula Kiff'on (www.jamendo.com) - French disco funk -- Kung foo funky is my favourite song Also this blog (http://freealbums.blogsome.com/) is a great source of free music, check the archives Others i have in my frequently played list are Ben othman Okerville river Bes imaginary band Incognito traveller Triplexity most of the above are from Jamendo, but Okerville River you need to visit their site to get the album |
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| 643249 | 2008-02-25 00:20:00 | You can also get free songs from Download.com's Music site. Not sure if those songs are free to air though... | beeswax34 (63) | ||
| 643250 | 2008-02-26 08:09:00 | I'm sure the millions of small shops that i go to with music playing have not got a lisence... | noone (22) | ||
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