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I think that almost every single time I buy a CD I get buyers remorse. I have decided I will never buy another CD or single track, as I get this feeling even from buying a single track on iTunes. Thankfully, mog.com alleviates all of my remorse!

Thanks for the down votes. I feel like sites like mog.com (I'm just a happy customer) are really much better than any alternatives. They have all of the songs I want, I don't have to download anything, and I don't have to pay per track. So, if I don't like a song, I don't feel bad about it. Add social features on top of that and the experience is even better.

As a customer, I don't feel cheated with subscription services. I think they are a real way to stop piracy and make people want to pay for music again.

and so you don't care about sound quality?

I've never noticed an issue with mog sound quality. AFAIC it's great. I'm sure other services are on par with that. While the difference between a CD and a stream are noticeable, it's like watching a netflix movie on your xbox and watching the actual DVD: I prefer netflix for the convenience and price and my friends do too.

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