The infamous file-sharing website, Audiogalaxy, has returned with a subscription service called, Rhapsody. For only ten bucks you gain access to over 17,000 albums by over 7,000 artists. The good thing is that artists actually get paid with your monthly fees. The bad thing is that you don't actually get anything. You pay for the ability to stream the music to your computer. You can try out their service for free until September 15th. I searched for a bunch of artists, click on 'read more' to see which ones they have in their catalog.

Stone Roses - Both albums and 'Turns Into Stone' and 'The Complete Stone Roses'.
Ride - All four albums
Verve - All three albums and bside collection 'No Come Down'
Orbital - They only have 'Middle of Nowhere'
Underworld - Just the 'Pearls Girls EP'
Blur - all the albums including 'Bustin + Dronin'
Chemical Brothers - Just 'Surrender', 'Come With Us' and the 'Music: Response' EP
Suede - Just 'Coming Up', 'Dog Man Star' and 'Head Music'
Adorable - nothing
Swervedriver - nothing
Sigur Ros - nothing
Haven - nothing
Badly Drawn Boy - nothing
Pixies - only 'Death to the Pixies'
Breeders - only 'Title TK'
Sasha - only 'Xpander EP' Paul Oakenfold - nothing
Bedrock/John Digweed - nothing
Apples In Stereo - nothing
Coldplay - both albums
Doves - only 'The Last Broadcast'
Gomez - all the albums
Queens of the Stone Age - only 'Rated R' Beta Band - nothing
Radiohead - nothing

Their selection sucks. The main readon Audiogalaxy and Napster were so great was the selection. I have all the major releases by the bands, but I'm looking for the bsides and other rare material. Hopefully it will improve but it's pretty much a waste of money at the moment. What do you think?