I have had prime for years and didn't realise the amount of content available. Not for everyone but it makes it well worth keeping my prime for sure now.

This isn't anything new, and surely anyone with Amazon Prime knows about it already?

I didn't, so thank you.

​​​I've been using a 128gb in my Z3 since release, haven't had any problems. I didn't realise it wasn't supposed to support it?

Just realised when you said 'the music player' you possibly meant something other than the amazon music app, in which case downloading that is the first step ...

Where are the albums available to download for free?

I'm a new prime subscriber and am unsure where to look?

I stream albums in the music player on my phone but would be keen to know more...

Thanks in advance :smiley:

nope not allowed in our office as more than 10 employees a licence is needed.

In my iphone app the download icon is just below the album cover picture when you go to the album.

You can only get this price by asking your Echo using the voice control ("Alexa, try Amazon Music Unlimited"). This enables the subscription for that specific echo dot. You cannot access music unlimited subscription from any other devices (including other dots). It is restricted to the dot you subscribe from.

​Same again :neutral_face:

Ahhhh ok, thanks for that. It's not ancient, Sony Xperia Z3 (although they've had at least two models since then lol)

Probably will work if you try it (it's the leap from 32gb to 64gb that is more likely to be problematic on older phones, as you can't format anything bigger than 32gb as FAT32. Might be best to borrow someone else's first though :smiley:

Sadly my iphone has so little storage as when I bought it I chose to make sure the ipad had loads of space for downloaded amazon videos and iplayer etc little did I dream music would become free.

Refused to pay for deezer etc but now this is free I am kicking myself (really would if was physically possible)

I hook my phone up and remove photo's etc regurly so saw no need for the expensive extra space.

Yes go on whack the apple fangirl... ;-P

I bought an Amazon Echo and I now get Amazon Music unlimited for £3.99 per month after a free month. I had been a Spotify subscriber for years and was paying £9.99 and absolutely loved it, but Amazon music is just as good if not better. I love the lyrics option and the UX is excellent.

I cannnn'tttt, phone doesn't support it :-( Get a new phone in Feb and I will make sure that one does!! I never thought I'd get through 64gb to be honest lol

I just got Robbie's latest album... and we found the Vamps... this app is (to coin a phrase that is totally not me) FREAKIN' AWESOME!

When I ran a small design and manufacturing business a few years back we had less than ten staff and were told we had to pay both companies to have background music in our office and factory. As the unit was quite large the cost was high and we could not justify it. The result was a ridiculous situation where a business has to stop people playing music that the individual is licensed to listen to.

I can understand if it is being played to customers as you can argue that is creating an ambiance that is helping sales. Internal music though is a benefit for the staff, not the business. I understand that what's good for staff is good for businesses, but justifying thousands of pounds a year for background music is nigh on impossible in SME's. These staff have hopefully paid the artists already, whether it be Spotify, license fees or even listening to adverts. As usual, as soon as a business might pay everyone wants twice the money or more. The loophole is that they were allowed to listen to personal music on headphones, so long as other people couldn't hear it, completely nuts.

Ok erm, can of worms time. Sorry wasn't meant to open a can of worms lol. I was posting to help everyone discover it not for a debate on PPL and PRS lol. Lets just use judgement!!

Been using this since I took out prime over a year ago - only problem is I have almost filled up my 64gb SD card on my phone with all the offline music lol. It's a great service, I like the playlists as well as the albums. Definitely worth a look for Prime members

You dont need a license, its a private gathering / no ones making a profit.

I know with Spotify business, run with the PRS, you don't need PPL as well, as the music is under their control. Both organisations have different music under their control.

If it went to court anything outside the home would be classed as needing one technically I agree. I'm sure people can use their own judgement :-)

Think you are talking about "Amazon station's" I listen to these a lot mainly when I'm in the shower :confused:

Bob with his mates at work is a problem - according to the PPL you need a licence but not only do you need a licence from them you also need a licence from the PRS.....

Where are the downloaded files stored on your android phone for example?

Voted hot, I'm an 80s kid so loads of older songs suits me just fine :smiley:

Can't add the screeenshot lol. Sorry.

I like the fact i an download and then pit it into offline mode in settings like this (yes this is really cheesy album but an example)...

This isn't anything new, and surely anyone with Amazon Prime knows about it already?

Thank you heat added

one of the least advertised perks of prime, been using it for well over a year now. Not as many songs as the paid service or spotify etc but a decent enough effective freebie as so many dont know about it