iDance4Life
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Ok so now that limewire is gone, I have officially become sad. What I liked so much about limewire was that the downloads went straight into my iTunes library. I have been searching for free music download sites similar to limewire and Im not having any luck. Torrent files confuse me beyond words, Bearshare messed up my internet, bitcommit - I didnt understand, and frostwire did not transfer the songs to my iTunes. Is there anything like Limewire that will transfer my downloads straight to my iTunes without me having to mess with a bunch of files?
Thanks
Ok. Guys, those of you who are getting on my case about downloading free music, have you ever had a friend burn you a CD or are you THAT perfect that you would never do such a thing? That's the same thing that free music sites are doing. Itunes raises their prices and I think paying $1.30 for a song is a bit ridiculous. Not to mention that if I wanted a whole album, that's close to $15 for a CD when I could go to Wal mart and get it for $8. Why dont I just go to Wal mart? Because first off, most of the profit from the CD goes to the company, not the actual artist. Second off, half of the time, I dont want the entire CD. Thirdly, I think it would be stupid to buy a CD just to download it and then toss it in a drawer and never look at it again.
Lastly, I am downloading songs to listen them and to support an artist I enjoy, I am not going around selling the songs I download. Not to mention that I go to concerts which actually benefit the artist WAYYYYY more and tickets aren't cheap.
T
Thanks
Ok. Guys, those of you who are getting on my case about downloading free music, have you ever had a friend burn you a CD or are you THAT perfect that you would never do such a thing? That's the same thing that free music sites are doing. Itunes raises their prices and I think paying $1.30 for a song is a bit ridiculous. Not to mention that if I wanted a whole album, that's close to $15 for a CD when I could go to Wal mart and get it for $8. Why dont I just go to Wal mart? Because first off, most of the profit from the CD goes to the company, not the actual artist. Second off, half of the time, I dont want the entire CD. Thirdly, I think it would be stupid to buy a CD just to download it and then toss it in a drawer and never look at it again.
Lastly, I am downloading songs to listen them and to support an artist I enjoy, I am not going around selling the songs I download. Not to mention that I go to concerts which actually benefit the artist WAYYYYY more and tickets aren't cheap.
T