So far:- Singles
Madonna - Hung Up
Kate Bush - King of the Mountain

Long Players:-
Sarah Blasko-Overture...
Ride-Nowhere

All three of FRUIT's albums. Such a good (not well known) Aussie band...

I love iTMS! :wub:

Tea & Sympathy! Finally!
Bernard Fanning is an amazing songwriter, and has improved so much since the early days of Powderfinger

Opeth Ghost Reveries for me and Rufus Wainwright Want One and A Ha Scoundrel days for my partner - the "people who bought - also bought is going to be interesting for a while...

I hope they add all the ministry of sound albums soon

There are some old classics that ive lost

Since Australia is an unofficial principality of Denmark... what with a half aussie in line to ascend to the Danish throne someday... I did my duty as a loyal semi-danish citizen and downloaded "Fly On The Wings of Love" by the Olsen Brothers. (Not to be confused with the Olsen Twins, God forbid.)

iTMS link for Olsen Bros.

I heard this song on the Eurovision 50 Years Special the other week and as soon as I could I downloaded it. Catchy fun pop.

First purchase = Sarah Blasko - Overture and Underscore. Only because it was the cheapest album around and she sounded good on the preview.

Subsequent purchases...

Jamie Cullum - Catching Tales (Album)
Josh Groban - You Raised Me Up (Song)
Nichole Nordeman - Brave (Album)
Del Amitri - Can You Do Me Good (Album)

Considering the album prices are not that much cheaper than getting them at JB HiFi, I went for the ones that gave value for money. Jamie Cullum's album was good value due to the fact that it had the live tracks + digital booklet. Josh Groban song was one I always wanted to get cos it's so good. Nichole Nordeman is a contemporary christian artist and most Christian music are sold at full retail price (aka $29.95 and up), so at $17.99 it's a bargain!

Del Amitri album was a rare buy considering there's not much around to choose (without the Sony catalogue). Was browsing around and checked out Russell Crowe's playlist and checked out Del Amitri as a result and was quite pleasantly suprised. And considering most obscure, or less popular albums are priced at full retail, it was value for money.

Sorry to be so price conscious, but if I save $2 - $3 on a digital album as opposed to having the real CD at full audio quality, I have to make sure there are other stronger justifications to just buy the skimmed digital version.

Just my logic.

I can also very highly reccomend This Mystery and Live at the door - This Mystery especilly. i have over 400 Cds and This Mystery almost never leaves my CD player.

Whats your verdict on this album?
I have ummed and ahhed over buying it...
actually went to buy it on the weekend - but that was when I had my 1011 Error so couldn't buy anything!

i reckon there are going to be a lot of iTMS music cards being given over Xmas

bought Young MC album - Stone Cold Rhymin' from 1989.....no way was i gonna find that CD out in there in the big wide world!!

and also Angel EP from Massive Attack

now for my next purchase...!!

I got the 1011 error, and had to get iTunes Support to clear my shopping cart.. Now, was fo rthe album. Buy it. Very cool. Much better than his previous one in my opinion.

Mainly 70's and 80's stuff. A few audiobooks, and no albums yet. Can't justify spending that much for a single album.

Someone mentioned Chris Rock, I didnt think any of his stuff would be there but it is some funny stuff so I bought "Bigger and blacker". I also like punk music so I got some stuff from Sum41 and blink 182. And my new favourite song is called "Foxtrot, Uniform, Charlie, Kilo" by the Bloodhound gang, I heard it on the radio ages ago but never heard the details of it.

Thanks mate
ok - think I'll buy it!

See I have no willpower still when it comes to iTMS?!?!?!

I got the double CD Pavarotti album released for his farewell tour. It was only 16.99
Saw it at Virgin at Myer Miranda today for 32.99.
Thank you itms