Legal music download sites?

[SPman]

What?

PAYING for music off the net?

Oh well....whatever........

I use Goldwave to change formats - from anything to anything else at whatever bitrate you want....

anyway, back to soulseek and carry on downloading todays 35 tracks of obscure music......

[Usarka]

Why don't you try http://www.digirama.co.nz

NZ owned and operated site , a lot of their content is MP3 these days and DRM free. I buy all my music through the site, easy to use and the quality is good (unlike my experience with P2P sites where it may take 5 or 6 goes to get a decent copy). Certainly sweet with media player, shouldn't be any probs with your PS3 either?

Didn't have what i was after, most of the stuff i liked was DRM'd WMA at low BR.

ABCGFYWTFROFL

[Forest]

Cool so how about the PS3?

sigh forced into the seedy underbelly of illegal downloads.....

Talk to Sony. It is up to them whether or not to support AAC.

[Lias]

What?

PAYING for music off the net?

I concur..

Paying for music with the current system is just wrong.

I'll pay for music when:
It's 20 cents a track, of which 19 cents goes to the artist, 1 cent goes to the distribution website, and the RIAA/RIANZ are nothing but a distant memory.
It's high quality (CD quality at MINIMUM)
It's DRM free
It's provided in an opensource patent free format
It comes with a lifetime license to listen to, remix, resell, give away etc. Anything I pay for like this be it a song, a movie, software etc should come with the same legal rights to onsell as a book. With a book you don't own the copyright when you buy it, but you can do whatever the fuck you want with your copy, keep it, sell it, loan it out, rent it out, etc.

[xwhatsit]

Radiohead did something like that, didn't they?

I concur with Lias. There's a first