<p>Torrents > Limewire > iTunes</p>
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<p>woot, downloading! I like that one thing that was like “YOU WOULDN’T DOWNLOAD A CAR” and under it someone put “F**ck you, I would if I could”</p>
<p>Amazon MP3 is an alternative to iTunes; mostly-DRM-free mp3 format = you can actually use the songs in a movie project you’re working on without having to burn a CD first.</p>
<p>I know a site called dilandau.com where one can get free (illegal, but I highly highly doubt you’ll get caught) mp3s, and I’ve used it (albeit only once or twice) without getting any viruses. Download at your own risk anyway.</p>
<p>I mainly buy my music from Amazon.com’s, eBay.com’s, or half.eBay.com’s used CDs. As in, depending on the CD, you only pay $4-$8 (shipping price included) to get all songs the legal, semi-old-fashioned way; much cheaper than iTunes. And you get an actual CD to boot. =P</p>
<p>I don’t see what the big fuss is against buying music. It’s legal and you won’t get spyware and **** that could kill your computer. Plus, the comic that was drawn on MS Paint didn’t mean much to me. It’s true that YouTube users love to spew homophobic messages.</p>
<p>oh god people still use limewire and frostwire.</p>
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If you use torrents you can see other people’s comments about a particular torrent. If there’s spyware or any other junk then it will be said.</p>
<p>yeah, it’s just about checking and not clicking anything obviously virus filled. Even on frostwire, like those “Aerosmith and two hot girls have…” shouldn’t be clicked.</p>
<p>I make all of my music.</p>
<p>Google Music. Gotta love living in China. :D</p>
<p>For anyone who doesn’t know what that is: Google signed a contract with the major record companies enabling them to legally offer a large selection of music for free downloading within mainland China, in return for some money. The idea is to provide a legitimate alternative to the illegal music downloading service that their competitor Baidu offers.</p>
<p>Limewire…People still pay for music?</p>
<p>If you want to buy music legally, then I’d recommend looking at used CD’s through amazon. Sometimes you can get a CD for like $3, but it varies. Also, Amazon mp3’s tend to be a little cheaper than iTunes and they frequently will have discounts. Like they currently have 100 albums available at $5 versus the usual $10 or so. And check you local library. I know my library tends to carry a lot of popular CD’s, so you can just copy them.
I buy the vast majority of my music, but somethings I can’t get ahold of some music, (ie: old bsides or whatnot) so I’ve used Vuze in the past. Much better than limewire and there are less viruses.</p>
<p>@BMan22 People still use limewire?</p>
<p>How is eMusic? </p>
<p>I’m not that into indie music, I have a last.fm, but it is hard for me to find good indie bands/songs that I like. </p>
<p>What are some more prominent bands/artists on eMusic?</p>
<p>you can look on youtube for videos and use a youtube to mp3 converter but that can get troublesome sometimes</p>
<p>Google hasn’t failed me yet.</p>
<p>utube ftw!</p>
<p>Soulseek anyone?</p>
<p>iTunes 
no illegal downloads okay thanks.</p>
<p>Limewire is full of ****. The only free downloading I do is Youtube vid softwares.</p>
<p>I get most of mine off of itunes b/c people always give me gift cards. But when i do run out, I do use limewire. I just found out though that my use of limewire has brought a ton of viruses onto my laptop</p>
<p>Google works wonders for me.</p>