Rhapsody goes drm free

Rhapsody (Realnetworks) has announced it is going drm free and has converted its five million songs to mp3 format.

So now Rhapsody join Amazon, Napster and Zune to be wholly or mostly selling all their songs and albums in the universal and drm-free mp3 format. Apple’s iTunes store also sells some drm-free music, although it’s only in iPod format.

This is only good news for music lovers. Next, we want to see the big stores offering albums in flac format, and even 24bit flacs…

Gas 0095 is available drm-free from us, iTunes, Amazon, Napster and now Rhapsody.

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