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dakotagts

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I am looking for a site that offers a monthly fee that we can download songs from. I dont want a site that kills your downloads after you stop your membership. I saw Urge.com and they kill your downloads after the membership stops and they do not do MP3 format.

We have ipod nanos and we want to download lots of music before we go on a cruise in two weeks what should we do?
 

SunnyD

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Originally posted by: dakotagts
I am looking for a site that offers a monthly fee that we can download songs from. I dont want a site that kills your downloads after you stop your membership. I saw Urge.com and they kill your downloads after the membership stops and they do not do MP3 format.

We have ipod nanos and we want to download lots of music before we go on a cruise in two weeks what should we do?

Heh... Too bad AllOfMp3 is going away.
 

GundamSonicZeroX

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The new, uncool Napster might be what you're looking for. Also, how do these companies kill your MP3s? I mean, they're on your MP3 player right? And there's no net connection for MP3 players so how do companies render them unusable?
 

sswingle

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Originally posted by: GundamSonicZeroX
Also, how do these companies kill your MP3s? I mean, they're on your MP3 player right? And there's no net connection for MP3 players so how do companies render them unusable?

They have licenses that expire.
 

DaveSimmons

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It doesn't exist, legally.

Unlimited = rental = DRM protected = expires.

That's the only way the record labels will let you download thousands of dollars worth of music for a $15/month fee.

emusic.com allows limited permanent downloads each month, and the downloads never expire. Limited is the key difference.
 

sswingle

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Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
It doesn't exist, legally.

Unlimited = rental = DRM protected = expires.

That's the only way the record labels will let you download thousands of dollars worth of music for a $15/month fee.

emusic.com allows limited permanent downloads each month, and the downloads never expire. Limited is the key difference.

How is emusic limited? Blocked at work is why I ask.
 

BladeVenom

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I think he means it's limited to 30 downloads a month for a $9.99 monthly subscription, although they have other plans if you want more than that. I'm assuming the original poster means unlimited, as in no DRM.
 

DaveSimmons

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Right, emusic is cheap compared to itunes, but $10 gets you 30 songs not 3,000.

They're unprotected MP3s though, so they never expire.
 

kamper

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emusic looks quite interesting, am checking it out now... Other than that, my usual opinion is still that cds are by far the best way to buy music as long as you can manage to get the music off the discs without getting nailed by stupid things like what Sony tried to pull.
 

dakotagts

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good info...

I heard from someone that in the p2p world you can get lime wire pro for $49 a year, but isn't that still illegal file sharing? and how does getting a pro version make it worthwhile? No Ads?
 

dakotagts

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well, these music people have a bone up you know what...

I think I will check out the emusic.com I saw in their ipod cases a card for 75 free downloads with a subscription. So I guess that would be a start, as long as they dont make them expire. I think I would keep a membership at 10 a month.
 

BladeVenom

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Originally posted by: dakotagts
good info...

I heard from someone that in the p2p world you can get lime wire pro for $49 a year, but isn't that still illegal file sharing? and how does getting a pro version make it worthwhile? No Ads?

If you're going to pirate music, it certainly makes no sense to pay to do it with most of the p2p, torrents, ftp, newsgroups, and IRC being free.
 

Ike0069

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Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
Yes 100% illegal with RIAA settlements starting at $5K if you don't want to go to court.

I would heartily disagree that P2P sharing is 100% illegal. There's defintiely a gray area there, and by no means an easy case for RIAA to prosecute. If it was, you would not see any sites like Limewire stay around for more than a few months.

In fact, to my knowledge, the RIAA has yet to actually ever recive a guilty verdict against someone they filed suit against. Yes they have won plenty of law suits (mainly beacuse nearly everyone settles), but no one has ever been found guilty of an actual crime. In fact, I am convinced that the RIAA specifically targets people who they know will not be able to afford proper counsel to defend themselves.

Whether or not you belive file sharing is morally okay or not is up to each individual person. It's the same with allofmp3.com. Some people just feel better that they actually paid money for the music they downloaded, despite the fact that the artists or production companies that made the music will never see any of this money. To me this is actually criminal because someone is making a profit off of music that is not theirs. It is my opinion that d/l'ing from a P2P network is more "right" than buying songs from allofmp3.com. Are they both wrong; well.... that is up to you to decide.
 

dakotagts

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yikes I have hit the right nerve with everyone. Well I will surf around and make a decision, if you never see a post again from me its cause I made the pirate choice and I am sitting in jail for petty theft!!!
 
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