So far all that's shown is relevant to online music sales. There's nowhere that I came across yet - even Stingray Music's website has no way to preview any mp3's. It sounds a lot like old-fashioned licensing... ick.
That being said... Spotify is free, and will give you access that is global in scope (much like Pandora) and ease of use (much like iTunes). I don't mean to plug it, but it works for me, and I'm disappointed that it's so far ahead of the game that old-fashioned offerings sadden me.
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I found a version that is more acoustically pleasing (with the same music style and lyrics) that was produced by Stingray Music.
If you use Spotify, this is the link to the slightly modified version: http://goo.gl/9F2sL
That being said... Spotify is free, and will give you access that is global in scope (much like Pandora) and ease of use (much like iTunes). I don't mean to plug it, but it works for me, and I'm disappointed that it's so far ahead of the game that old-fashioned offerings sadden me.