Rhapsody Music Service Dilemma
 

I have finally made a full-fledged switch from WinXP to Fedora Red Hat. (THANK GOD) Before I was unable to use linux because of a serial-ATA controller and HDD (no support), but being introduced to Fedora Core cured that disease.

OK so here is the dilemma:

In my Windows XP days I was using a streaming music service called "Rhapsody" which can be downloaded at listen.com. I have gotten "used" to the Rhapsody interface and find it more desirable than "throwing the dice" on Gnutella networks searching for music.

So the question is:

Is there a ported / "open-client" version of Rhapsody Music Service out there?
Is there a Streaming Music Service out there that has a linux client?

:) ANY INFO IS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!! :)

Give shoutcast a try. XMMS can play the streamed files.

http://www.shoutcast.com

rhapsody - linnux
 

Rhapsody has an all access service for 9.95 / month.

The catch is that you have to pay 99 cents to burn the tracks.

Do you think this security will work with open source burn utilities?

Thanks

Mike