Posted: 1/28/2008 12:24:40 PM EDT
| Do you all use one like itunes or rhapsody or what? I had a free trial of rhapsody when I bought my MP3 player but it has since expired. What I was wanting to do with it was find a bunch of songs and albums I liked and burn CD's so I always had those but my trial did not allow for that and I had to pay extra for that right. Does your music service allow you to burn CD's or do you have to pay extra for that? |
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AllofMP3.com -- at least until it became practically impossible to add money to my account. Really, these days the best bet is Amazon.com MP3 music, which is DRM free, reasonably priced (by RIAA standards), and has a fairly good selection. Link |
DITTO!!! And you can download and play them if you're using Linux! |
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I could point you in the direction of the free basic version of limewire that enables you to download copies of just about any tracks or video you can imagine for free. I would point out that there's a trusting little box you tick that says you promise not to download anything in a manner that could be construed as stealing. But it's unlikely I would tell you to set uploads to "off" in preferences to avoid getting caught stealing by tagged music files.... |
I highly reccomend staying away from limewire, not all, but a lot of the stuff on there is loaded with adware and viruses. FYI, YMMV |
I've had no bother with them..( did I just self jinx ?  )Fake files are usually easy to spot by their small size, there's also a"mark as trash" feature where users can warn other users of spam. You can also filter by switching off searching for files other than, say, Mp3 or WMV
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