Legal Music Downloads?

[Szpixman]

You could try [removed] , it's not free but you get 20 gigs of downloads for $9.98/month.

[!~*:.Pink Floyd.:*~!]

You could try [removed] , it's not free but you get 20 gigs of downloads for $9.98/month.

Thats even better do they except paypal cash?

[Szpixman]

Not sure about Paypal, but they do explain everything on the site.  Major credit cards for sure.
Your gigs roll over every month if you don't use them up as well.  Pretty sure you'll find any music
your looking for.

[CBMatt]

You could try [removed] , it's not free but you get 20 gigs of downloads for $9.98/month.

It's also against forum policy.  With this place, you are only paying money to access their server; you are not paying for the copyrighted material such as the music and warez.  And there is no sort of commission going towards the rightful owners.  You are basically paying money for something that is still illegal.

[evilfantasy]

That's where some people are confused by Limewire Pro. Just because you pay for a service doesn't make it legal.

[srtony1946]

Hype machine Is a cool site, Can you download to MP-3 form?

[CBMatt]

Hype machine Is a cool site, Can you download to MP-3 form?

You usually can.  See, the site is actually a music blog aggregator.  Basically, it searches various music blogs and keeps track of all of the featured songs.  So, what you do is search for a song that you want.  When you find it, there should be a link that says Read full post...  If you click on that, it will take you to the appropriate blog page, which should have links to the songs.  You then right-click on them and select Save Target As and save it wherever you want.  I know it's not the most convenient way of doing things, but I think it's worth the extra steps.

[Szpixman]

Sorry about my earlier post (which was removed).  I have seen a lot of other posts for Limewire &
others about torrent sites on the forum.  I know they are usually free, but I've found that a lot of the songs
are clipped or incomplete & other people I know have gotten viruses from them.  Was just trying to help
the poster find some tunes.

[denis53c]

archive.org is fully legal. Some great bands (known & unknown) in the live music archive. The Audio section has some fine public domain (out of copyright stuff) plus interesting vintage radio shows etc. It's given me hours of fun.