Free (Legal) Music From Amazon MP3

use serach engine, lol

 

beemp3.com

 

Use limewire to download songs. =))

 

yea limewire is also good x]

beemp3

limewire

 

i dont use limewire and if i want a song i wouldnt care if its legal or not xD if nobody cares ill get it

 

i use the bittorrent client and isohunt.com for searches, but that's illegal of course

if it's legal then it isn't free and often times it's cheaper to buy music in the stores or better yet straight from the musicians.

A lot of bands these days have their own site where they sell their own music, you can use google to search for it. For instance the music that is on my wishlist these days is classical music and music from bands like:

MADE IN BARCELONA on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads
KATTERPILLAAR // Muziek & theater

 

why would you want to pay for a song anyway if there is places where you can get it for free? x]

 

A side note as well, if you're in UK or some parts of Europe, then you've got an even better choice: Spotify!

And also, another music streaming service is Grooveshark if you're not in Europe, except this one is browser based, while Spotify is desktop based. Also, this one allows music uploaded from anyone (as long as it is music on Grooveshark's list, otherwise it will quickly get removed by someone), while Spotify has its own database of music. This means that Grooveshark could potentially have more music on it, but it also means Grooveshark is a lot less organised than Spotify.

Both of these services pay the labels/musicians, so they are completely legal.

And I'm glad you respect musicians psufootball. Few of my friends share that view with us .

 

Wow! thanks! im flatered that you think ive made the most retarded post on the whole internet! Honestly i am!

look i will go out and buy a CD if i liked like most of there songs or even half but whats the point in paying some cash for 1 of there songs? for just a little more you might aswell buy the whole CD.Your turn PSU.

 

Well, if you buy one song on iTunes, it should cost you $99 (in the US) or 50p-99p in the UK, dunno what it is in South Africa, but a whole album here in the UK would cost £6 to £10 if you're lucky. So I think proportionally, there's not much difference to buying one song than to one whole album. Obviously, if you just want one or two songs, then you might as well buy it online from iTunes or 7Digital or whatever, rather than the whole album.

 

ok here in south africa you can get a album for 100$ but on the sites its 10$ but on the albums your getting twice as much for what your paying for so you might aswell go and buy the CD Now if i wanted 2-3 songs i just go download them for free instead of getting a credit card or whater and paying for it

 

Surely though, if you only wanted 2-3 songs, then you might as well buy them online, instead of illegally downloading them, otherwise, you WOULDN'T BE ONLY WANTING 2-3 SONGS.

If you feel like you might as well get the whole album, then you're not just wanting 2-3 songs...

 

so who says you want the whole album?i said if u wanted to you can get the whole album because u get more for your money then but if you can download the song then i would do it even if its illegal you can even download some stuff for free that is legal not everything you download is illegal

 

You're right that a lot of stuff is free to download jared. Music, though, is only free if you're getting it off a legal streaming service like Spotify, Grooveshark, or a Last.fm. Or on a radio (whether it's conventional FM radio, DAB radio, or internet radio). Or if the artist is distributing it for free (like the people on Newgrounds' Audio Portal), though that's usually not the case with most music. Or if you watch it on Youtube (WATCH it, downloading a licensed song off a music video or something on Youtube would technically be illegal) or another video streaming site.

Multitudes of ways to get free, legal music, and I haven't even said all the tricks yet. However, when it boils down to it, downloading a licensed song off pretty much anywhere, Bittorrent, Gnutella, whatever; it is illegal.

I advise you buy your licensed music online, or listen to it on Grooveshark or similar. Those two are the cheapest but legal ways to get music. In the end though, you make the final decision on where you get your music from, and I have no hold over you. It really just depends on your morals or ethics really.

And ogreman would probably say this at some point but I'll say it for him: Gameogre.com does not endorse the downloading of illegal music from the internet.