Reply #7: Which is exactly why I don't feel guilty about this.... [View All]

[givemebackmycountry]

I too have a Rhapsody subscription - and have had one for a number of years.
I have download abilities but at 0.99 a song - it can get quite expensive.

Then I stumbled on a application called RePlay.
The greatest invention in the history of mankind for $39.00!

Load RePlay on your desktop.
Load Rhapsody on your desktop.
One song, twenty songs, a hundred songs, build a play-list in Rhapsody.
Hit the "record" button on RePlay and hit the "play" button on Rhapsody.
Viola! It records every single song that's streaming as an individual MP3 file.
It even tags the file with the name and album and length of the song in a folder you create.
FREE!

If it streams over the internet, RePlay can record it as a MP3 file no matter where you are playing it.
Check out a website called "Wolfgang's Vault" for vintage concerts recorded in the 60's - 70's and 80's.
It's free to listen to but you can also purchase concerts for download.
With RePlay I just hit record and it records the entire concert for free.

There is some GREAT stuff out on that site - some of the BEST concerts EVER recorded - most of them right off of the soundboards at the concerts.

It's the BOMB - I have seriously altered my collection of great music with this application, and combined with Rhapsody and Wolfgang's Vault - no one can even come close.

Check it out - it's a MUST HAVE!

replaymusic.com
Wolfgangs Vault (vintage concert site).