"The Most Relaxing Beethoven in the Universe" 4 CD digital download $0.99

Quote from uberw00tness : nice find. 1.99 for 100 songs. how can i afford not to!?

They have a whole collection of them:

http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=13416...A625150011

Thanks!

sleepy music...

Thanks! I had one last dollar of the $3 credit to use, until now

TU / Repped. Goes nicely with the "Slickdeals Special" Sehnheiser headphones.

thanks OP!

Very cool man. Thanks!

Quote from YOUCANNOTDENY : They have a whole collection of them: http://www.amazon.com/s/qid=13416...A625150011

Well, crap, that makes me want to buy all of those...

I just wanted Perry and the 4-CD set with my $2 credit and now I'm gonna end up spending like $15...

Oh well, it'll be hundreds of classic songs instead of 1 CD of crappy current music

Quote from jabberwockgee : Well, crap, that makes me want to buy all of those... I just wanted Perry and the 4-CD set with my $2 credit and now I'm gonna end up spending like $15... Oh well, it'll be hundreds of classic songs instead of 1 CD of crappy current music

Those Rise of the Masters sets are fine for people who don't already own music by particular composers, but for a collector (like me) there are certain albums where I already have everything. I grabbed a few a long time ago (these deals have been around for a while) and they are generally fine, but I get annoyed by the way some pieces get broken up across tracksjust to increase the track count. There are just too many cheap MP3 compilation albums like these on Amazon that you can only get a few of these albums before there's too much overlap. It seems every time I look at a cheap ## greatest romantic moments or movie moments, etc., I already have all but a few tracks so I typically pass. Now just imagine if rather than having all of these greatest/best of albums with overlaps they actually had non-overlapping albums by particular composers... for instance, Mozart volume 1 though 50 with 50-100 tracks each at $1-$3 each. I'd be all over those in a heartbeat, but those will never happen.

Thanks.