There is much confusion about online
music downloads. What is legal and
what is simply a file sharing site?
Even legitimate sites are refraining from
using the word “legal” because
they don’t want to be lumped
together with those who claim to be legal
but aren’t. For every legal
music downloading site, there are ten
illegal sites collecting money from
unsuspecting music lovers. All they are
selling is another file sharing program.
With the latest push by record companies
and artists to promote legal music
downloading, some people think if they
pay to be a on a site they are ok. Read
our FAQ and we hope you can take our
word for it that every site listed in our
reviews is truly legal.
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Napster™ |
Date Added:
03/02/2005 |
napster.com
Available in
the US, Canada
and the UK
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| Napster
is a legal music downloading site
with a couple of monthly fee
options. You can try
Napster Free
for 14 days then choose the
monthly payment plan of your
choice. In exchange for a
regular subscription, Napster
allows you to download
hundred’s of files to your
computer without paying for
individual songs until you burn a
physical CD. This
program is a perfect for people
who are happy to listen to music
online from their computer.
Unlike iTunes, you can listen to
free previews of virtually every
song available. Then
download the ones you want to
save to your hard drive at no
additional cost. After
listening to the music in full
(either on the Napster website or
after downloading the file to
your hard drive) you have the
option to pay the additional .99
cents per song to burn a CD. Try
Napster for Free
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