What is the best online music subscription place that u pay for? napster etc.?
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Napster is good, 5 bucks a month for unlimited downloads.  Limewire-pro is also good with the same kind of deal.  No ads, unlimited downloads, big selection.  There are a lot better deals than iTunes. I'd go with Napster or LimewirePro
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music.aol.com u dont have to sign in or anything itz actually better then yahoo.music\n\nmusic.aol. com or aol.music.com
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Most music sites pay this way nowadays. Try Yahoo music, Rhapsody or Napster - all have monthly payment plans.
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limewire.com(these are free)\nimesh.com(Free)\nitunes(Apple)(1 dolalr per song)\nmusic match(Dell)(1 dollar a song plus a monthly membership fee)
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yourmusic.com\nevery disc is 6 bucks, no s&h.  \n\npawn shops
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Napster or Rocket Launcher
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There's heaps mate! After Napster went under they came back with a paying service and many other companies followed suit.\n\nIf you're in the USA there's ample sites where you can pay to download songs.\nOther countries, such as Australia - where I live, have local services too.\n\nIf you use Apple's iTunes music player you can purchase music and movies from the iTunes Store by clicking on the button in the left panel of iTunes 7.0. \n\nAnd finally, with Yahoo's Music Unlimited you can download unlimited songs for $5/month. There's many other services like this too.\n\nI've listed some sources for paying music download sites below.
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Depends if you want to break the law or not.  The legal way is to use a site like iTunes or Napster to pay for music you download. Also I think Yahoo has a download site as well. If you want free music and to take your chances with the law then Ares is a good program. Hope that helps, good luck!
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check bearshare or kazza, or real player rhapsody( this one costs $ tho )
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I've searched and searched and have to admit that I've been pretty disappointed with most music sites out there.  As the first response says, Pandora.com is pretty cool.  The unique way the site finds music is pretty ingenious.  Unfortunately, I find that many of the suggestions are total crap until you add a TON of information into a station.  A more traditional, but still unique and VERY effective site for finding new music is last.fm.  Last.fm doesn't assume that just because you like a band in a genre, you are going to like all bands in that genre.  It simply compares your tastes to the tastes of others.  Clean, simple, effective.  I dig it!  And, oh yeah, it's totally free and with NO ADS!
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itunes is good ... free services are there but they might catch you ... one better software is limewire .. check it out at your own risk
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LimeWire\n\nMy son has this and copies music all the time for free.
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LimeWire \nMorpheus\nKazaa\nAres
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itunes.com    rhapsody.com    yahoomusic\n\nthere are several to choose from....
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I Know the best website for downloading music.\nIts called itunes. rust me you can count on it.
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If you're going to go for "illegal", I would definitely recommend in this order:\n\nMorpheus\nBearShare\nLimewire\n\nBUT, if you are willing to pay what I consider DECENT prices for music, I do recommend RealPlayer's online music store. You can purchase a single track for .99 cents but if you want the whole CD more than often you can buy it for 7.99. \n\nNow here is what I do...\n\nI bought a copy of Morpheus Ultra for use for songs, and I pay for songs/cd's on Real. I usually purchase tracks/Cd's that I like through Real, even though I know most of the money goes to the bloodsuckers at the record companies. I use Morpheus for when it comes to remixes or rare songs that I can't buy on Real. Though I don't feel that P2P is wrong because I usually buy a CD if I like it anyhow, I do feel that even if it's 5 cents the artist should receive something since they signed with a label that was going to milk them in the first place.\n\nAlso, though I don't know what genre you're into when it comes to music, there are certain artists that know it's inevitable that you are going to P2P music files that are theirs. For instance, Green Day... they created a writable CD for you to buy from them off their website, then you burn all of your fave P2P tracks onto it, so they still get a cut of the money. I see that as very fair. \n\nEither way, have fun with the music, it's there for YOU, so enjoy the hell out of it and don't get caught by the Feds because they are sucky when it comes to prosecution.
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Legal and FREE Stuff:\nhttp://music.download.com/\nhttp://www.garageband.com/\nhttp://www.purevolume.com/\n\nThese artists may not have air-time (and yes you do have to look for the good ones), but it is worth it if you are EXTREEMLY into music, plus it is an easy/cheap way to hear music you may have had no idea existed.