MP3 downloads

**cowpoos** · 13th June 2007, 19:49

What are people currently using for downloading MP3's these days??

not that I would personally do such a thing

**Colapop** · 13th June 2007, 19:50

You would never do illegal stuff, would you Mr Poos?

**Cajun** · 13th June 2007, 19:52

depends
torrrents, dc++, i also use direct d/l links (let me know if you are after some url cowpoos)

**MyGSXF:Me** · 13th June 2007, 19:54

Limewire

**bugjuice** · 13th June 2007, 19:55

google the artist and name of the song, then put .mp3 at the end, and tons turn up

**Babelfish** · 13th June 2007, 20:12

limewire is so full of shit nowadays it sucks poos....not you poos....other poos. uTorrent for torrents and www.mp3nova.org

But before anyone starts stroking their pointed finger, I buy more online than I download...ALOT more

**jester67** · 13th June 2007, 20:22

IF I was going to download for free which of course I wouldn't I would use eMule ver 4.7c. A good russian (honest straight up) site for very cheap approx 12c per song stuff is www.moremp3.com .

**phaedrus** · 14th June 2007, 00:11

why pay for music
http://www.jamendo.com/en/
you suck it down with bit torrent, and it's all Creative Commons licensed.

**xwhatsit** · 14th June 2007, 00:30

Originally Posted by TempBJ

I buy more online than I download...ALOT more

Well that's a bit silly. Is there something wrong with your connection? No point in buying something if you never get it to your computer so you can listen to it @_@

**Holy Roller** · 14th June 2007, 01:16

I went through the motions of downloading mp3s through a russian site. Looked good stated it needed to charge $10 or something to your credit card, thats ok was going to spend that anyway. got through the checkout to the final page to add card details only to find that the total charged to the card was $1500 US. No way to alter the amount, stuff this I thought no card details to you lot. (the debit plus cards from westpack and ANZ next year will be a much safer way to go). With my nieche market music that I enjoy its not always easy to find. A certain computer that I have access to sometimes, has limewire on it, useful to listening to groups that may be what I like that have been recommended in different magazine articles.

Its amazing what one finds on Trademe.....

I could not find any albums by Virgin Black (classical/metalgoth) anywhere except online stores that had a lead time of 12 weeks

Trademe had the latest release listed and now its mine.

I have also found YouTube to be a wealth of music clips even my favorite bands from the 80s I found on there. Just need one of those mp3 players that record in mp3 format from any source.....

**RON SOAK** · 14th June 2007, 02:09

After Audio Galaxy got shafted I moved to Soulseek.
6000 downloads later I'm a contented listener......
shit....one of the guys I download from (its essentially PtP) has 105,000 blues tracks and videos on his computer to choose from......

**NighthawkNZ:Me** · 14th June 2007, 07:20

I mainly listen to Independent music now... most is free on the OMD site from the artist or they are selling it for a couple of bucks a song. (Well they have to put food on the table somehow). $90% of the what you pay goes to the artist, not like the 10-20% of a signed artist to a major label like sony etc

www.indiehitz.net
www.songplanet.com
www.soundclick.com
www.amplifer.co.nz
www.mp3.com.au

Actually any you musicans out there can record and put your music up to share as well... you will be suprised on the number of listens you get with a little bit of promoting

(well it suprises me and the comments I get)