After installing Rhapsody, you can choose to either sign up or take the free 14-day trial. I recommend taking the trial to see if Rhapsody is your cup of coffee. During the trial, you can?t burn CDs and you only get 30 seconds of a song to play. However, it does not seem as limited as you may think, as you are free to search around and see what they have to offer.

	And when you do look around, you?ll notice you?ll get A LOT of selections. It?s pretty easy to find what you?re looking for. There is a search bar and a tab to select artist, track, album, and composer. From there you are shown not only the newest CD release, but a list of the other CDs that artist has done.
You can select these albums and hear each and every song you want.

Now you don?t download the song, you only add it your playlist and when you want to play it, you use Rhapsody?s in program music player and it is streamed. While this may not be fun for those with dial-up, owners with cable, DSL, and faster connections will enjoy hearing these songs played within moments. And while you listen to the songs, you can get little tidbits that will tell you more about the artist, CD, etc.

Don?t want to stream the music? You can buy the CD if want, Best Buy has a LARGE selection of music CDs that are sure to attract the taste of anyone with an ear and enjoys the pleasure of musical notes upon it.