MP3.com
The original MP3.com (based in San Diego, CA) allowed artists to create CDs from material they had uploaded to the site. These were then available for purchase via the site as DAM (Digital Automatic Music) CD-Rs (DAM-CD) and included printed labels and art. If they chose to, artists could limit the time a DAM-CD was available. Once the site was shut down and sold in December 2003, all releases became unavailable. Note: Only physical releases from the original MP3.com are allowed on this page. All DAM-CD releases contain an enhanced section with on-disc MP3 files, artist information, and oftentimes includes built-in MP3 player software. Every DAM-CD release has a catalog number. On early DAM-CD releases (3 grouped numbers, XXX-AAAAAAAAAA-BBBBCCCC), the first group of numbers in the barcode should be entered as the catalog number. On later DAM-CD releases (2 grouped numbers, AAAAAAAAA
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