Understanding the clutter that comes with an unruly CD collection, the online music marketplace 'Murfie' supplies devote audiophiles with the means to convert their dated CD collection into a sick "green playlist," as it's called by the store owners. Your liberation from dusty, crowded CD towers begins by mailing old CDs to Murfie in Madison, Wisconsin. Once received, Murfie converts the CDs into MP3s, FLAC, Apple Lossless or AAC files available for senders to download. Murfie also graciously recycles old jewel cases, which in itself is a fantastic service as these cases seem to have limited recycling options. Customers are then given the option to store the CDs in the company's warehouse. Storage is free if the collection totals under one thousand CDs.
More and more electronics are now being produced without a disc drive. This is a clear indication that physical media is past its prime. Luckily, the online music market place Murfie disposes of these discarded forms of entertainment in an eco-friendly manner, while retaining physical copies of the music you've already paid for. Now music-lovers don't have to buy their favorite Beatles album for the fifteenth time all thanks to Murfie.
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