Where can I download music that I pay for to put on CDs?

I've become less computer savvy over the years. I used to have something called Music Match Jukebox where I could download music for 99 cents per song onto the player and then have them on my computer and play them from there or put them on a disc. I'm looking for something that works the same way - from what I remember there may have been some bugs in the newer version of Music Match that I downloaded so I'm looking for something that might be better. Can I do that with Itunes..... I really want to put something on a cd.

Thanks.

Music match was purchased by Yahoo, it's now Yahoo music.

iTunes is another source.

Rhapsody is another.

Napster is another.

If you get one of those $15/month all you can download accounts from Napster/Rhapsody etc.. you can't burn those songs to CD, only to an MP3-player capable of supporting protected mode WMA format.

Here's a great site: http://myspacepromote.com/1a9d3 and http://www.2urs.com/quickdownloads.html

Your best options are iTunes, Amazon.com and Walmart.com - I believe Amazon and Walmart both have music downloads for around 89 cents each, while iTunes is 99 cents.

the best place to go is amazon.com and use their MP3 music service, or you can do that at iTunes.

you can download music and then burn the music to CD's

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