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View Full Version : Legitimate mp3 download sites Elphi 24 03-04-2005, 19:57 being an oldie ive only just got myself an MP3 player - can anyone recommend some good (legit) music download sites? Im particularly looking for one that may specialise in 80's music as Ive just found the artist and title of a song Ive been hunting for for nearly 15 years! cheers Rich 03-04-2005, 20:25 Google search results for legal MP3 downloads (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=legal+mp3+downloads&meta=) robbie 03-04-2005, 21:16 Itunes? MSN? search on google and you are bound to find a compariosn between sites Trever 03-04-2005, 22:10 Originally posted by redhotjo being an oldie ive only just got myself an MP3 player - can anyone recommend some good (legit) music download sites? Im particularly looking for one that may specialise in 80's music as Ive just found the artist and title of a song Ive been hunting for for nearly 15 years! cheers Just out of interest, what song is it?:) Elphi 24 03-04-2005, 22:33 hiya its a track i recorded fromthe radio in the late eighties - you know when you hear a track that you suddenly realise you like and i hit record - ive been singing it for years and tried to track it down for 15 years! its called gone forever by cry before dawn if anyone can help eternal gratitude promised! punk 03-04-2005, 23:41 its called gone forever by cry before dawn Never heard it before but its on Itunes. Yours for just 79p http://www.apple.com/itunes/ Elphi 24 04-04-2005, 06:27 you fabulous people you! Youve done in one night something I didnt do in 15 years+! janny 27-05-2005, 22:38 Hello, does anyone know any sites where i can download free music from? thanks :) TimmyR 27-05-2005, 23:01 Originally posted by janny Hello, does anyone know any sites where i can download free music from? thanks :) www.iwanttounderminethemusicindustry.com t020 27-05-2005, 23:03 Originally posted by tim_rutter www.iwanttounderminethemusicindustry.com Radio is free, listening to it means listening to music for free - is this undermining the industry too? TimmyR 27-05-2005, 23:07 Originally posted by t020 Radio is free, listening to it means listening to music for free - is this undermining the industry too? well no because the bands still receive the royalties for the broadcasting of the music. Its hard enough getting anywhere in the music world without everyone downloading stuff for free. I'm not too worried about the giants of the industry here. t020 27-05-2005, 23:11 Originally posted by tim_rutter well no because the bands still receive the royalties for the broadcasting of the music. Its hard enough getting anywhere in the music world without everyone downloading stuff for free. I'm not too worried about the giants of the industry here. Well, speaking for myself personally, I didn't buy singles or albums before MP3s and I haven't done since my first MP3 downloads 7 - 8 years ago. The only difference is I listen to music * at all * rather than just not at all. Net effect on the music industry? Zero. janny 27-05-2005, 23:19 tim if u can get something for nothing...take it! it doesnt happen very often. janny 27-05-2005, 23:21 its hard enough for anyone to get to where they want to be, u have stuggles all the way, but u have to keep on going. Siān 28-05-2005, 00:01 MOD: Threads merged. TimmyR 28-05-2005, 09:01 Originally posted by t020 Well, speaking for myself personally, I didn't buy singles or albums before MP3s and I haven't done since my first MP3 downloads 7 - 8 years ago. The only difference is I listen to music * at all * rather than just not at all. Net effect on the music industry? Zero. Good for you. miniminch 28-05-2005, 10:33 please remember that downloading MP3 files damages the music industry - so do it early, often and cheerfully... :D |