The AmazonMp3 music store launched back in September to above average reviews and a very decent library of more than 2 million songs. And now the service just got a little bit better with the addition of Warner Music Group. Starting this week, most of WMG’s digital audio assets will be available on AmazonMp3, DRM free of course just like everything else on AmazonMp3. Warner Music Group holds several very popular labels including Atlantic, Rhino Records, Warner Brothers Records and Bad Boy Records just to name a few. But if aren’t familiar with, or just haven’t had a chance to use the AmazonMp3 music store, I would highly recommend giving it a try. Go ahead, iTunes wont mind. In fact, songs are cheaper on Amazon, they are all in Mp3/DRM free format, the service is very easy to use, and if you just can’t break things off with iTunes, you can import anything you have downloaded from Amazon to iTunes and distribute the music to as many machines or devices as you want.