12/19 (Saturday): Solid Gold Hits by Beastie Boys - $2.99

The Orange Mountain Music Philip Glass Sampler Vol.I by Philip Glass - FREE

An amazing CD for free. Many soundtracks:

1. Etude No.2 (from Etudes for Solo Piano, Vol.I, Nos.1-10) 4:51
2. Music Box (from Candyman) 1:06
3. Mvt.IV - Concerto for Saxophone Quartet (from Saxophone) 3:46
4. Help Me (from Music from the Thin Blue Line) 2:30
5. Orphée's Bedroom (from The Orphée Suite for Solo Piano) 1:38
6. 100,000 People (from The Fog of War) 2:58
7. Passages - Channels & Winds (from Dennis Russell Davies performs Philip Glass) 4:58
8. Escape! (from The Hours Solo Piano) 4:00
9. Mvt. I, Concerto Fantasy (from The Concerto Project Vol.I) 5:28
10. The Chase (from The Music of Undertow) 3:03
11. Etude No.2 (Superveille) (from Glass Cuts, Philip Glass Remixed) 2:44
12. Etoile Polaire (from Analog) 2:38
13. Mvt. I, Piano Concerto No.2 "The Vision" (from The Concerto Project Vol.II) 4:00
14. The Plant-Boy's Song (from The Witches of Venice) 4:08
15. Renfield (from Dracula Solo Piano) 3:15
16. Funeral of Amenhotep III Edited (from Glass Reflections) 2:34
17. A Drive in the Country (from Cassandra's Dream) 1:36
18. Dreamscape No.3 (from Waiting for the Barbarians) 2:46
19. Molly is a Dreamer (from Theater Music Archive, Vol.I) 1:02
20. Neverwas Restored (from Neverwas Soundtrack) 2:00
21. The Grid, edit (from Koyaanisqatsi) 6:35

Thanks for suggesting this. I had already downloaded it, and love it, but I hope more will take a chance on this freebie and discover this great music.

Glad you liked it. There is some really sweet music in there.

12/20 (Sunday): Wishes You a Swingin' Christmas by Ella Fitzgerald - $2.99

I bought this last year. Definitely recommended.

Exactly what I did and i also recommend it. This and the Frank Sinatra Christmas album are my top holiday records.

Anyone know what album was $2 yesterday and Friday on 7digital's advent calendar?

I'm pretty sure one of those two was Mary J Blige's The Breakthrough.

12/21 (Monday): Stronger with Each Tear by Mary J. Blige - $3.99

^ I like Mary J so I picked it up.

Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd is $1.99

http://www.amazon.com/Dark-Side-Of-T...AD1N61Q23FZYVC

Yup. It's the deal of the day now. Where to they find such obscure old albums anyway?






And not that it really matters, but they list Speak To Me / Breathe as one track with nine tracks total on the album while my CD has it listed as the first two of ten tracks. Which is actually correct?

^ I really think anyone who wanted that album already has it.

Separate is in the original, but the first track flows right into the second, so they are often combined.

It's not a CD vs MP3 difference. Many CDs also have them together. I suppose that with MP3 download, it's hard to convince people to spend $0.99 for the first track alone when it's only 1 min long. And the second track would start out badly without the first, so I think it's better to have them combined.

US7digital's $2 Album of the Day :
Ne-Yo Year Of The Gentleman

It was a Grammy nominee for Album of the Year this past year. I like Closer; maybe I'll check it out

12/23 (Wednesday): A Winter Romance by Dean Martin - $2.99

worth it for the date rape song "Baby It's Cold Outside" and the cover of that album alone!

Nah, there's always a new crop of 13 year olds who desperately want to appear musically deep.

Or stoners who just picked up Wizard of Oz on Blu-ray...

Thank you. That song always creeped me out and I wondered why it's considered a holiday standard, since it's only slightly more subtle than "Let's Get It On".

12/24 (Thursday): Ultimate Christmas Collection by the Jackson 5 - $2.99

I was hoping for Bob Dylan's Christmas album today, but I'll take this...

Susan Boyle's I Dreamed a Dream for $3.99.

Happy Holidays, everyone!

They've also got 800 albums at $5 a piece, and they're running a special from now until January 10 where if you buy a select album at $7.99 or more, you can get one of the $5 albums for free...

Here.

Entertainment Weekly names her genre as geezer pop. Listening to a sample of her tracks, she sounds much younger than she looks.

Wow, the final item in the 7digital Advent calender? A five track Christmas album by Nat King Cole that runs for a TOTAL duration of 8 min, 38 seconds. Gee, thanks I guess...
http://us.7digital.com/artists/nat-k...nat-king-cole/