Save Me, San Francisco is the fifth album from the California group Train. The first single, Hey Soul Sister was Train’s fourth Top 40 hit. As always Amazon MP3 downloads are absent any digital rights management (DRM) which means you can freely copy the files from one device (or computer) to another.

Train – Save Me, San Francisco – $2.99 Amazon MP3

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Amazon’s got Clapton. Not any old Clapton but DRM free, MP3 formatted Clapton. Download his “Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart” album for only $2.99. Features: I’ve Got A Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart, She’s Waiting, It’s In The Way That You Use It, Bad Love, Tears In Heaven, My Father’s Eyes, Miss You, Forever Man, Pretending and a 9 minute version of Layla.

Rock ‘N’ Roll Heart via Amazon – $2.99

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Amazon has a humongous assortment of free MP3 song files that you can download right now. Granted that most of these songs are holiday related but there are some gems from Ziggy Marley, Twisted Sister and Poison.

Free Amazon MP3 Files image via Flickr

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Van Halen’s 1984 album was the final one featuring David Lee Roth as the lead singer. And it’s true, the engine noise heard during “Panama” was from Eddie Van Halen revving up his Lamborghini. Microphones were used near the tailpipes. Did you know some retail stores in the UK refused to stock the album due to the album’s artwork being a cherub smoking? Amazon has the full album on MP3 for only $2.99 for a limited time.

Van Halen 1984 MP3 – $2.99

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What I’d like to know is if Diana Krall were to loose her legs in a traffic accident – and therefore any possibility of being photographed with them prominently spread out in front of her – would she still continue to sell new albums? Here’s a steal from Amazon – only $3 for a boatload of Christmas tunes: Jingle Bells, Let It Snow, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, yada, yada..

Diana Krall Christmas MP3 -$3

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From now until midnight November 30, 2009 you can claim a $3 credit on any Amazon MP3 purchase by visiting the link below. The promotional offer value is $3.00; if you don’t use it fully for a song or album, the remaining dollar amount of the code will remain in your account and will be applied to your next MP3 purchase. You may use it to purchase a song or album priced above $3.00, in which case your credit card will be charged for the amount in excess of $3.00. Naturally, one offer per persion.

Amazon $3 MP3 Credit via SlickDeals

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Pay no attention to the fact that most of the original members are dead or in nursing homes – Lynyrd Skynyrd continues to draw fans as they relentlessly tour based on their beloved hits. This year they’ve released a new album – God + Guns – which Amazon is selling on special for $2.99 for a DRM free MP3 download.  If you’re old school and still not believing that this MP3 fad is going to take off -  grab the CD for a buck more.  Yeah nobodies probably heard the new stuff but there’s a live version of What’s Your Name for those looking for a familiar song.

Lynyrd Skynyrd – God + Guns MP3 $2.99

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Tired of overpaying carriers for ringtones that are then locked to the phone you’ve downloaded them to? Here’s a way that I’ve been obtaining free ringtones and notifications for my new Verizon Droid.  What’s great about this service is you don’t need to register or provide your mobile phone number (often used by unscrupulous sites to ding you with some absurd monthly fee). Here’s how.

How To Load Free Ringtones, Notifications and Alarms to your Verizon Droid

The first step to loading your own ringtones, wallpaper and notifications is to cable your Droid to your computer. I’m using a Mac but this will work just as well with a PC.

Once you have the cable connected you’ll see the USB icon in the upper left corner of your Droid’s screen. Use your finger to pull down on the icon and view the notification.

Touch the USB connected notification on the above screen and then select “Mount” as shown below. That’s it. That’s all you need to do for your Droid to then show up as a drive on your computer.

Open up Windows Explorer on the PC – or if you’re using a Mac as I am in this example – open Finder.  You can see my Droid has mounted onto my computer and is shown by the “NO NAME” label under devices.

To the right you can see all the folders on the Droid microSD card. Some of these are default folders created by Android.

The folder that you want to create is media. I created it right in the root (home) folder.

Once you’ve created the media folder – create folders to hold your content. You’ll want to use

• alarms
• notifications
• ringtones

Place these folders inside the media folder as shown

Now you can drag and drop mp3 files into the appropriate folder. When you dis-connect your Droid it will re-scan your microSD and the new media files will show up for selection.

I’ve found the web site Zedge.net to be handy for downloading free ringtones and notifications. There’s no registration and you don’t provide your cellular phone number. All their tones can be downloaded to your desktop and then uploaded to your droid.

To edit tones on your Droid – use Ringdroid which is free and allows you to open any MP3 on the Droid and select a tiny portion to use as a notification or ringtone.

Zedge

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I’ve grown accustomed to the ringtones that shop with the BlackBerry.

But I’ve had a hard time finding a downloadable version of these stock tones to use with my new Droid. Until now. Here’s a link that discovered over on BlackBerryforums that will allow you to download 75 of the stock ringtones someone extracted from the BlackBerry Bold.

BlackBerry Bold Standard Ringtones Collection – MP3

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If your younger kids are begging you for an MP3 player this holiday season check out the Woot! deal of the day today. It’s only $32.99 plus a flat $5 shipping (applies to however many you purchase though I think there’s a limit of 3).

It’s not an iPod Touch – but if your kids are like mine they’re going to leave the MP3 player out in the rain (if they don’t lose it first) – so why spend a lot on their first music player.

Features:

• Portable music machine with 4GB of storage
• Listen, watch and play all day with 24 hours of battery life
• Watch video clips on the Sansa Fuze’s 1.9” color screen
• FM radio with 40 preset stations
• Built-in voice recorder
• Share your photos wherever you go
• Choose between Black, Red, or Pink
• 0.3” thin device easily fits in your pocket
• microSDHC slot for additional content expansion
• Music subscription ready
• Dimensions (HxWxD): 3.1×1.9×0.3 in.

PS – Remember this deal is only available today (November 14, 2009 as Woot! is a one deal per day site)

Link: Woot!

Posted via email from Wayne Schulz’s Cool Stuff

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