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Album is normally $12.99 but free for Halloween. Enjoy :)
FREE Instrumental Album: The Horror Collection @ Google Play (Free for Halloween)
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Oh didn't see that, ahahaha nvm my comment then =)
Not sure which album is scarier..
Classic!
Hope the album cover doesn't represent the quality of the music.
I think the 'horror' element is to be found in the spelling/grammar of the track listing.
15 - The Body Was Right Their
The body was right their what?
If it's free, why do I have to enter credit/debit card, or paypal account, to redeem?
You need a card linked to your account, the charge is $0.00 though.
more like a compilation of sounds, creepy sayings, etc.
Thanks TA!
There are 2 other free albums by TheWraith517:
The Dark Drones and Atmospherics Collection
Living After The Aftermath (Score)
Track 5: I know your in here
I know my in here too, he's a cool guy.
Perfect album for sneaking up on people.
I no your sneaking up on their people
Could be a missing / bonus track
Turn it up when someone comes to your house and you don't want to open the door to them ;-)
Fancy Stuff, good for you to share, buddy!
Free music is always good, but personally I find Google Music Store itself to be obnoxious to use, designed for cell phones with unlimited data allowances. Downloading is a real pain, compared to say Amazon or Bandcamp. Bandcamp is an example of music done right. Easy to download from and a choice of formats including lossless flac.
Google is a seriously overrated company. Their search engine is good (except for the fact that it has so many DRM takedowns and removes popular sites like Kickass), but almost everything else Google does is lowest common denominator trash. Just one example, their Windows Music Download application is 47 MB of bloatware.
Compared to say iTunes which is a pleasure to use and a tiny download - not
Agreed - ITunes is aweful as well, and I avoid using it. Apple insists on imposing their 'vision' on the user.
For the people who negged me, I cannot even do simple things with Google's download client, like download a single album at once. If it was half decently coded, it would give you a list of all of the tracks in your account, and you could choose which ones to download using checkboxes, like for instance you choose which track to encode in DBPowerAmp batch music Converter. But no, it is too hard for the inept losers at Google. 47 MB for a downloader without any features. 2 MB FTP clients have a lot more functionality than that.
Rather than starting a new post, John Farnham Greatest Hits is also free… was on the front page of Google Music for me.