[Adam Krebs]

http://www.reverbnation.com/windows

"In partnership with ReverbNation, they're giving away more than 1,000 free MP3 / M4A audio tracks. The goodies are all available at www.reverbnation.com/windows, and unlike a lot of massive audio giveaways there are plenty of good tracks to be had. I was excited to find tracks from Skindred, Bif Naked, Fishbone, and Reverend Horton Heat (among others). While my taste in music might not jive with yours, don't fret - there's plenty to choose from. You can view the whole catalog or browse by genre - Alternative, Electronic/Dance, Hip Hop, Jazz, Latin, Pop, and Rock."

Check it out: there's a bunch of really cool, free MP3s and M4As for your downloading pleasure. If you find something you particularly enjoy, let us know in the comments!

[Adam Krebs]

http://www.reverbnation.com/windows

"In partnership with ReverbNation, they're giving away more than 1,000 free MP3 / M4A audio tracks. The goodies are all available at www.reverbnation.com/windows, and unlike a lot of massive audio giveaways there are plenty of good tracks to be had. I was excited to find tracks from Skindred, Bif Naked, Fishbone, and Reverend Horton Heat (among others). While my taste in music might not jive with yours, don't fret - there's plenty to choose from. You can view the whole catalog or browse by genre - Alternative, Electronic/Dance, Hip Hop, Jazz, Latin, Pop, and Rock."

Check it out: there's a bunch of really cool, free MP3s and M4As for your downloading pleasure. If you find something you particularly enjoy, let us know in the comments!

[Trastan]

Thanks for the heads-up, and I'm about to go on a downloading spree, but what the heck, Microsoft? "Brought to you by your music-loving friends at WINDOWS"? You guys don't think that the product to advertise here might be, oh, I don't know, Zune?!

The heck are they thinking?

[David Tucker]

Yeah, good call on that Trastan. Great deal from Redmond but c'mmon! Lets advertise your product a bit!

[doogald]

Hmm, I cannot seem to play samples in Safari or Firefox on my Mac.

Oh, you silly Microsoft! I can see right through you!