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Cheaper music source than iTunes

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topspin98

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Dec 30, 2004
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1. Is there a "Napster" for mac that would be a monthly price, sort of like Yahoo unlimited, that will work with iPod & iTunes??

2. What is the best place and cheapest place to buy a 20gig or 4g Nano iPod?


Thanks..

Jake
 
topspin98 said:
1. Is there a "Napster" for mac that would be a monthly price, sort of like Yahoo unlimited, that will work with iPod & iTunes??

2. What is the best place and cheapest place to buy a 20gig or 4g Nano iPod?


Thanks..

Jake
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Basically any place you can download mp3 you can use with iTunes and iPod.

www.allofmp3.com is well known for downloading mp3. Price is something like $0.03/mb. Its legality is still questionable at this point.
 
its called limewire totally free lol
im sorry if you are against it though
 
i don't no of nay rent a songs(napster like stuff) for Mac OSX, im sure there are some just not as many as there are for PC. Use iTunes its better cuz if u do nt have the $$ to pay for a month you do not have to go song less plus over time iTunes is a better buy! What happens when Napster dies? You lose all your songs. If iTunes died you keep what u bought.
 
topspin98 said:
1. Is there a "Napster" for mac that would be a monthly price, sort of like Yahoo unlimited, that will work with iPod & iTunes??

2. What is the best place and cheapest place to buy a 20gig or 4g Nano iPod?


Thanks..

Jake
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1. Considering these rental services "require" Window DRM which the iPods do not support -- it'll be real tough. Apple at this point is avoiding supporting the subscription model. So no joy unless you find find fake Fairplay, or somebody giving you non-DRM songs.

2. Considering that MAP is usaully keeping the price the same, you need special offers (coupons and such) or somebody selling stolen iPods.
 
skubish said:
allofmp3.com is well known for downloading mp3. Price is something like $0.03/mb. Its legality is still questionable at this point.
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What's there to question? What they are doing is illegal in most if not all countries consuming the goods, the artists and the copyright holders are NOT getting paid a cent (or a ruble). The fact that it happens to slip through a loophole in the laws of some other country is irrelevant.

I'm sure I could find a country somewhere in the world that has no laws against polygamy and has a low marriagable age, so if I import 5 teenaged brides to Canada from that country it otta be just fine, huh?
Didn't think so...
 
CanadaRAM is exactly right. If people could get your work for free, you would still want them to be honest and pay for it. And I'm still annoyed by the haphazard use of lol.
 
I second eMusic, Ive been subscribed there for year now and its awesome. Although it may not be what you're after as there is no music from the major labels on it.
 
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