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[Shadowcode]

I am curious to how you get your music. I have seen people with like 100 gigs of music, which to me is crazy.

[rcadble]

I am curious to how you get your music. I have seen people with like 100 gigs of music, which to me is crazy.

A site.

[Bão]

Limewire for single songs and through torrents for albums.

[moosejuice]

bearshare is really fast as well

[Stephen]

Limewire for single songs and through torrents for albums.

Thats the way to go.

[3ntropy]

It's always cool to go to my local second hand store and go through the $1 CD's. I've gotten a bunch of good music that way.

And torrents are awesome.

[Mumei]

It's always cool to go to my local second hand store and go through the $1 CD's. I've gotten a bunch of good music that way.

And torrents are awesome.

i agree, for some music going to the 2nd had CD shops it's great fun

altho i would never condone the illegal downloading of music from P2P environments (and don't forget guys warez is against the rules to discuss those kinds of things) bit torrent and emule are both very good environments for legal sharing of music that has been put into the public domain by the artists

it's just such a shame that so many people corrupt them with all that illegal stuff

[Oaken]

Spyware.

its obvious which ones contain the spyware if you pay attention though. I have never had any problems with it in the past (touch wood).

If artists didnt charge so much for CD's then I would buy them. If I really, really love an Album I will buy the CD as I like to have something tangible.

[Shadowcode]

I always buy them...never had the guts to actually download.....illegal ones.

[Jaf]

The vast valley of backup albums hosted by Swedish pirates.

EDIT: Internet killed music

Edited by Jaf, 13 May 2007 - 08:36 AM.

[Enzo]

Limewire for single songs and through torrents for albums.

bump the way to go

[SupermanFTM]

Torrents ftw. Great things But...I buy CDs too, so it's all good...mhmm...yup.

[travis]

Zia Records

[Tim]

ProjectW.

[koneo2]

I have a couple sites I like to go to. I will buy an album if I really like it though. I have to check it out before I buy it b/c so many cds only have like 1 or 2 good songs.

[Kimoflea]

Downloading : Limewire pro for single songs, Bittorrent for albums. New indie bands often have stuff to download from their websites too.
If I'm paying; Amazon marketplace for obscure or old cds (I buy used in good condition for pennies), sale racks at HMV or Virgin (it's not worth buying there otherwise. So damn expensive!), chart cds at supermarkets/Amazon marketplace, obscure b-sides from iTunes, and random cds at Fopp!. (it's the best music shop ever. It's like they put my entire music taste on some shelves)

[travis]

Limewire for single songs and through torrents for albums.

Thats the way to go.

No, really, its not. Limewire for songle songs, mIRC for full albums.

(And then if I like/support the album I'll go to Zia Records)

[redlion]

The vast valley of backup albums hosted by Swedish pirates.

EDIT: Internet killed music

Lol, love the swedes. Everything is free. But thats because there are no swedish artists to complain about their lack of album sales. You think congress would have any problem with bittorrent in the states if it weren't for the RIAA raising hell and paying them a shitload of money? Of course not.

Oh, BTW. Torrents are where its at. OiNk ftw

[Plew]

blubster owns at getting music

[Fatal]

usenet for everything

P2P is just horrible and the release groups hate P2P also

Edited by Fatal, 14 May 2007 - 06:43 PM.

[Kitchwa]

I just use limewire for all my sources of music downloads

[Jewbert]

My store and amazon.com.
Sometimes I'll get a song or two from Artist's pages on MySpace. But that's rare.

[Fatal]

My store and amazon.com.
Sometimes I'll get a song or two from Artist's pages on MySpace. But that's rare.

how do you save it onto your computer from the page though

[Amagius]

I have about eighty gigabytes of music, with fifty of it I listen to regularly. All of it is thanks to BitTorrent and every tracker that organized and filed the tracks.