Unfortunately you'll find that if you want to burn the songs to CD, you'll have to purchase them on an individual basis.
Music subscriptions (such as Yahoo's, which costs just $4.99-$6.99 per month) work by having you download a new license for each song every month...if you stop paying for the service the licenses will expire and the songs will cease to play. They also rely on the player supporting DRM (digital rights management), which is what identifies the songs as copyrighted, and will only allow them to be played if a valid license is present. Thus, the base fee allows you to download as many songs as you like and play them on your computer. If you wish to play them on a DRM-compatible MP3 player, you have to pay an additional monthly fee (Yahoo charges an additional $5.00) for the "To Go" service.
However, a CD player's simplicity limits its functionality...they cannot keep track of the current date and time, read the DRM encoding, check for a licensing file, and compare all of the over to make sure it's legit before playing the song. If your burning software allows you to proceed, your car's CD player simply won't know how to handle it and spit it back out. Of course, this was by design...if you were able to burn a song from a subscription to CD, how would they ever force you to purchase a new license the next month? The song would work forever, and defeat the purpose of the license. Thus, in order to burn the songs for general use, you have to purchase the songs, which can be found for $0.49 and up.
Hope this helps,
John
I was wondering if there is a good service that will let you download as many songs as you want for around $10. Also i need to be able to burn the songs to a cd without paying extra.

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