dcgirl asked:


I’ve got the 30GB iPod and I will probably fill it up sooner or later. I’ve already imported the good stuff from my CD collection and want to pick out a subscription service for downloading more stuff. There’s a ton of services out there so I need some suggestions. It MUST be a legal service, no torrents (I work for a software company so I am totally against any sort of piracy). It should be a subscription/monthly fee service, not a pay-per-song one unless the songs are really cheap. I will go broke at a buck a song! I don’t listen to top 40 or rap so there should be a good selection of indie, alternative, rockabilly, etc.

What’s your favorite service? How much do you pay? How many songs do you get? What kind of music? Tell me which you like best and why!

I know I can look a lot of this info up but I want to hear from customers. All of the sites tell you they’re 100% legal and the best!

Thanks!!!!
A couple of details… thanks for the answers so far…

I don’t need this to be free. I just would prefer a monthly subscription price over a pay-per-download price.

I’m not interested in file-sharing programs because I don’t really think that is legal.

This needs to be compatible with iPod. I was using Rhapsody-to-go for a while but you can’t transfer their files to an iPod (you can use other devices though) so it doesn’t help… but that kind of service is what I want. Pay a flat monthly fee, download whatever you want and put it on iPod.
More details…
LimeWire is not a legal way to obtain music unless it is the artist himself/herself putting it out there for download. If you use LimeWire to dowload the same music you hear on the radio, you’re not keeping legal. And because of the company I work for and the job I do there, I must keep 100% legal.

Tonya

how can i get free music downloads without paying a dime?

5 November 2008 | Uncategorized | 10 Comments