Rhapsody Reviews

(based on 8 reviews)

139 of 265 people found this review helpful

I have had Rhapsody for 8 years. I listen to a lot of music either at work, in my car, at home on my PC or TV, or in my music studio. If I had to pay $0.99 for every song I listen to, I'd be broke within a year. Rhapsody allows me to listen to a wide variety of music and multiple versions (covers and copies) of every song for nothing more than my subscription.

Truth be told, after 8-tracks, cassettes, CD's and DVD's, I'm just done building libraries and catalogs of personally owned music. With Rhapsody, I own millions of songs for a fairly small annual fee. I never burn a song because what I listen to on one device, I can hear on my other devices, and I don't need to listen to music outside of these areas. The songs I play are automatically downloaded to my harddrive for quicker playback the next time.

Granted, this works for me. Maybe it's not for everyone, but for me it's a great service. It has NEVER failed me. It has never cut off in the middle of a song, for example. ... (Read the full review)

In summary, I would recommend Rhapsody to a friend.

225 of 427 people found this review helpful

I have had Rhapsody for over 10 years and it has been a very very good site and a good value. The Rhapsody-to-Go feature is a great asset and I use it a lot. I purchase .mp3s from other sites for a better price for songs I need to share. There is also the Rhapsody online version that allows you to access your playlists, search, and play songs without the Rhapsody SW. No evidence of disappearing files as long as your subscription is up to date. They converted to .wma from .mp3 a few years ago however and recommended backing up purchased files.

In summary, I would recommend Rhapsody to a friend.