Oh man…you’re thinking to yourself as you head to work. Yes, he finally got the Zune player he’s been waiting for to help him get through that boring part of his day. However, as he boards the bus, he realizes that the music he has on his Zune player is not the kind he likes.

You’ve made a lot of compromises when buying your music. You have a certain number of songs, but you feel the need to listen to more. I am here to tell you that you do not have to make such compromises. You want to buy music from the Zune, and more importantly, you want to do it quickly and cost-effectively, don’t you? Well, you’ve come to the right place.

One thing to keep in mind when trying to buy Zune music is that there are many types of services offered by many types of websites, companies, and, as you may have guessed, spammers as well. Well, spam is as inevitable as taxes and death, right? Well, you’d be forgiven for thinking so, but the fact is, it doesn’t have to be that way. I will go step by step and explain the options one by one.

The first option is online music stores, such as the Zune market or iTunes. These online stores have extensive libraries and have many types of offers to meet your needs.

However, their pay-per-download services cost a penny and they don’t offer a lifetime membership service. Many people, however, prefer these services simply because of the large library of music and other media, and the added security.

The second is to choose one of the many websites that offer downloads directly from the website itself. A simple internet search would return a lot of results and many of them are great services that offer great deals.

Another option is, of course, to buy a CD and then rip the music using Windows Media Player and put the music directly onto your Zune.

The purpose of this article has been to convey to you, the reader, that there are many options available for purchasing Zune music and that you should not compromise when doing so.