Good site for mp3s??

[kmarkp]

Does anyone have any recommendations for a website that has a great selection of LEGAL mp3s? I have some pretty bizarre tastes in music (jazz, classical/jazz crossover, ethnic, world music, etc.) and I'm fairly picky about the performers, etc.
Or maybe there's another way to get mp3 files????


Thanks
Mark

[shaneincottondale]

thats an easy one...

www.MP3.com

shane

[NMkiD]

dude just get kazaa lite

[tidal]

he said legal though :)

another way is to purchase the cd and make mp3s from those.

[jonbeutler]

Try www.mp3raid.com It is as legal as mp3.com, seems to have a better selection, but gives you a ton of popups to deal with. On my network, administrators keep us from using p2p so we are all forced to improvise, and after about a week of trying, then giving up for months, this is the best thing I can remember.

[Talador]

Originally posted by NMkiD@Jan 27 2003, 10:09 PM
dude just get kazaa lite

Watch out for that! Your ISP provider might be ordered to give up your name if the RIAA finds out you downloaded too many songs... Darn politics...

--Talador

[mAximus Minimus]

KmarkP

check this one out...

http://www.epitonic.com/

[Riley]

Here is another choice... http://audiogalaxy.com/

It has a low $9.95 fee, which is a lot cheaper than a CD. :) It is also legal.

[slothdog]

AmpCast is another mostly free one like mp3.com

eMusic is good if you want to pay a monthly fee. Legal and a big selection.

[NMkiD]

Originally posted by Talador@Jan 28 2003, 06:59 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by NMkiD@Jan 27 2003, 10:09 PM dude just get kazaa lite

Watch out for that! Your ISP provider might be ordered to give up your name if the RIAA finds out you downloaded too many songs... Darn politics...

--Talador

yeah I read about that stuff, I have downloaded very little from there actually, but anytime I get a song in my head I go get it, actually I could probably just buy a copy of every cd and movie I download and get off easier then having to pay $14,000 or whatever rediculoius amount those guys in the UK or wherever had to pay. Besides those people were like power users that made up like 90% of all the mp3s and stuff avaliable online, they had computers dedicated to archiving that stuff for ppl to download, I'd say I probably have about 1/100000 of what they have on my computer.

My philosophy is POWER TO THE PEOPLE, they need to come up with some new ways to sell music, hell I'd pay 5 bucks a month to have access to a mp3 server, even it there wa like a limit per month, I think most people would, these corporate good ol boys need to start thinking out of the box, and move into the 21st century, instead of trying to stop the tidal wave, why not try to ride it, right?

Not a flame, not a argument about the ethical treatment of recording companies, just my 2 cents on that issue.