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I'm about to get broadband at home and it has come to my attention that I don't listen to enough music anymore and I'd like to.
I'd like to download tracks onto the computer or a CD and just googled for downloading music and got swamped by thousands of different sites.
Can I have any recommendations please for a good site to join. I'd like to be able to download virtually any type of music except pop. I'm particularly looking for some musical soundtracks and some Joe Jackson at the moment.
Don't tut at me just because I'm new to this and don't know where to start. At least I know where NOT to start.
I'd like to download tracks onto the computer or a CD and just googled for downloading music and got swamped by thousands of different sites.
Can I have any recommendations please for a good site to join. I'd like to be able to download virtually any type of music except pop. I'm particularly looking for some musical soundtracks and some Joe Jackson at the moment.
Don't tut at me just because I'm new to this and don't know where to start. At least I know where NOT to start.
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Paradox: wrote:
> It's all rubbish and unlegal.
It's not rubbish, it's great. And it's unlegal but it shouldn't be. This week I downloaded two tracks off a mainstream album, liked them and bought the real thing. Now I find that the CD is copy-protected and I have to jump through hoops so that I can rip the tracks and listen to them on my mp3 player. But if someone hadn't circumvented the copy-protection already I never would have bought the damn thing. Grrr.
> It's all rubbish and unlegal.
It's not rubbish, it's great. And it's unlegal but it shouldn't be. This week I downloaded two tracks off a mainstream album, liked them and bought the real thing. Now I find that the CD is copy-protected and I have to jump through hoops so that I can rip the tracks and listen to them on my mp3 player. But if someone hadn't circumvented the copy-protection already I never would have bought the damn thing. Grrr.
Most bands / record labels (well, independant record labels anyhoo, dunno bout the majors really...) have MP3s for download on their sites. That's what I usually use. Or Kazaa. Or I just buy CDs. Friend of mine runs an online CD store for punk/hardcore/ska/emo (etc...) music.
www.punkermentality.com if anyone's interested...
www.punkermentality.com if anyone's interested...
I borrow CDs of friends and put them on PC.
Then give them back.
Bingo.
Then give them back.
Bingo.
Paradox: wrote:
> It's all rubbish and unlegal.
>
> But the idea of paying for an mp3 (about 80p each i think)isn't a bad
> idea.
Wouldnt it be a good idea, say if a site offered mp3's legally for about that price, but you can choose whatever different songs you want, like a compilation cd, and then they post it to you. Or does a company already do that? It'd be perfect for those who havent got Broadband...
> It's all rubbish and unlegal.
>
> But the idea of paying for an mp3 (about 80p each i think)isn't a bad
> idea.
Wouldnt it be a good idea, say if a site offered mp3's legally for about that price, but you can choose whatever different songs you want, like a compilation cd, and then they post it to you. Or does a company already do that? It'd be perfect for those who havent got Broadband...
It's all rubbish and unlegal.
But the idea of paying for an mp3 (about 80p each i think)isn't a bad idea.
But the idea of paying for an mp3 (about 80p each i think)isn't a bad idea.
WWW.WINMX.COM
MUSIC
FILMS
PICS
GAMES
ETC.
MUSIC
FILMS
PICS
GAMES
ETC.
I use soulseek for all my dubious activities.
Soulseek is better. Much better.
WWW.imesh-light.com
The best one ive ever used and it comes with no adware/Spyware and no-popups!
The best one ive ever used and it comes with no adware/Spyware and no-popups!
sheepy, why is limewire better?
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