I guess I don't really want to get any work done—I've been successfully procrastinating for several days by looking for free stuff whenever the urge to do work gets too strong .

At any rate, as much as I love Apple ( ...plug your ears Señor Jobs... ) I am going to have to defect for a moment and get some music someplace other than iTunes... eMusic.com is offering 50 free songs (Si, si, they work with your iPod) just for trying out their service. I read the teensy print at the bottom of the page and there isn't a catch. You can basically cancel the service before the trial ends (I think its 2 or 4 weeks, something like that) and they let you keep the 50 songs for free.

I haven't tried it out yet, but I have a distinct feeling the company is going to be out of business in a year, so I'm snagging my 50 songs now! I'll be sure to post here if I have any major issues. Off to troll the music aisles now (didn't I have work to do?)...

Alright... I'm all over it. Doesn't take much to sell me on free. There's been a few cd's I've been putting off buying, and I guess now they're mine. :-)

Here's a free one based on a buddy referral system...

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Stock20.com creates high quality music for media production. If you create a free account using my referral link, they will give you a $7 store credit (which will get you one free song).

Here's how:
Click this link, then create a free account (it takes about a minute):

http://www.stock20.com/gvr.php?rc=65xl2nv5903asd5v2x

You will get a gift certificate by e-mail for $7 of in-store credit.

Note: You can be assured that Stock20.com will not give away your info. They send out one e-mail per month when they release their new songs.

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