When I sign in with my Amazon account info, it then brings up this box in the center of the page: I just randomly looked up some Springsteen, Eagles and Beatles titles and NONE list the songs anymore if you click on the CD version, If you click on the MP3 or streaming versions, the titles do appear, but when you click on one, a box appears on the right with the options 'Listen Now' and 'Buy the MP3.' When I click on 'Listen Now,' it takes me to a sign-in page. What I've also noticed is that they have stopped listing ALL song titles and removed them from older releases. Lot's of Karaoke versions of the same artist I was specific enough to NOT get using Qobuz search feature. Qobuz sometimes comes across a bit shady IMO in what samplings comes up in a search. Qobuz sometimes has this but it's often buried among duplicates that don't have the same CD cover but use similar names of the album. The Amazon samples were exactly how they sounded on the CD (i.e.

My last purchase was the 2005 remaster of 'The Very Best Of Canned Heat'. The main reason I used Amazon's sampling is that it reflected the level of loudness of new remasterings of CD's before the purchase. I first thought it was my old Firefox browser that was at fault. Not only is that feature removed but they aesthetically redesigned the user interface mainly the fonts which pretty much told me this wasn't a temporary glitch on Amazon's part. It took a while to have this thread show up in a Google search as to why Amazon removed mp3 30 second samples.

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