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Google Play Music is giving away free 90's Music tracks

Free 90's tracks and discounted albums from your favorite artists
Chances are that if you are a child of the 90's then you will appreciate many of the tracks being offered for free today on the Google Play Music store.

The 90's Discount Sale is giving away these tracks:

  • Money, Cash, Hoes - Jay-Z
  • On Bended Knee - Boyz II Men
  • What I Got - Sublime
  • When I Come Around - Green Day
  • So Many Tears - 2Pac
  • You Remind Me - Mary J. Blige
  • About A girl - Nirvana
  • You Ougta Know - Alanis Morissette
  • Do Me! - Bel Biv Devoe
  • Glory Box - Portishead
In addition to the freebies, they are discounting many 90's albums down to $3.99 and up to $6.99.

There are also some classic albums on sale such as:

  • No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom - $3.99
  • Vol.2 ... Hard Knock Life - Jay-Z - $5.99
  • II - Boyz II Men - $3.99
  • Me Against The World - 2Pac - $3.99
  • What's the 411 - Mary J. Blige - $3.99
  • Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette - $3.99
  • Nevermind - Nirvana - $5.99
  • The Slim Shady LP - $5.99
  • Tical - Method Man - $3.99
  • Antichrist Superstar - Marilyn Manson - $3.99
Those are just a handful of albums that are on sale.  Once downloaded through Google Play music,  your music becomes immediately available to listen to via the site music.google.com if you are on any web browser.  You can also download the Play music apps on Android and iOS.  Unfortunately, Windows phone users are out of the fun unless they access the site via the Internet explorer browser on their handsets.

Google Play Music tablet interface
Play Music Screen
For those of you that are not familiar with Google Play music, it is a streaming music service that keeps all your music in the cloud.  This keeps your music library accessible anywhere that you have an internet connection.  There is also a buffer built in to keep the music playing even if you lose your connection momentarily.  For longer amounts of time without internet connectivity there is a "pin music" option that stores your songs on your device until you decide to "unpin"  them.   App settings allow for varying amounts of song quality should you need to stream in a poor service area.  You can also download songs or your entire music collection to you PC, however, that option is only available a limited number of times so use it only in the off chance that you lose the entire music collection on your hard drive and can't replace it any other way.

You can also play your music via the Chromecast dongle by pressing on the "cast" button in the Play music app.  Currently, there is no date on how long the sale is going to last so I would advise you to get downloading ASAP.
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