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LED ZEPPELIN, METALLICA DRM-Free Music Available From AMAZON

December 27, 2007

According to TechWhack.com, Amazon has announced that they are now offering Warner Music Group music — including selections from LED ZEPPELIN and METALLICA — on their Amazon MP3 music download service.

Amazon claims that their catalog of mainstream artists — which is free of digital rights management (DRM) software — is the biggest offering of its kind on the Internet.

Apple iTunes is the largest digital media store on the web but majority of the content offered through it is DRMed.

DRM-free music purchased from Amazon is compatible with almost any portable media player capable of playing MP3 files.

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