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I'm sure most of you already know about this. I have just discovered it. Now usually if I download digital music I do it through iTunes, however I was pleasantly surprised when I downloaded a free mp3 from Amazon and discovered that I was also able to download the deluxe version of a Blank and Jones album I bought years ago from Amazon (Nightclubbing). I took advantage and downloaded the digital copies of all of the CD albums I had previously purchased that were included as they had automatically been added to my cloud player.

Might be worth checking any CDs you have previously bought and seeing if you have any luck.

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Yes indeed. I had bought a couple of Gerry Anderson show soundtracks 5 years ago and when I opened up Cloud Player for the first time since Autorip was introduced, there was free MP3 versions of those. I was well pleased.
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Just realised I also got the David Guetta extended CD also when I only bought the original in the first place.

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Yes, I gained about 50 extra tracks thanks to Amazon. A very pleasant oversight!
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#5 Post by df118junkie »

The beauty is that it is supposed to include vinyl as well. We have had it in the US for a while.

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