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post #21 of 29
Allofmp3.com doesn't have a monthly fee. Drop $25 into it through PayPal, and use it whenever you want. None of the downloads have any sort of DRM attached to them, so you can use them whenever/whereever you want, even if your account is empty.

Unless the RIAA somehow figures a way to shut them down, M$ won't stand a chance.
post #22 of 29
I download albums before they come out here: simplemp3s.com

Beware though, hella popups and potential for spyware. If you can't browse warez sites, which this isn't a warez site but it's structured in a similar fashion), dont' proceed lol.
post #23 of 29
I use a p2p program called Limewire which runs off the gnutella network. Works great for not only mp3s but software and video files. So far it hasn't installed any spyware or anthing so i recommend you give it a try.
post #24 of 29
Yeah I use Limewire as well. But it DOES have spyware called Limeshop. Run Ad-Aware or Spybot and it'll get it outta there.
post #25 of 29
Time for Windows and WinMX I say.
post #26 of 29
Haha winmx... Used to use that in the days of imesh. That was a crappy program.
post #27 of 29
oh god i hated those days, ill never download a single song again, only exact ripped compressed albums
post #28 of 29
eheh we've all been down the winmx road...any IRC users up in this piece?
post #29 of 29
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sad Mr.Woo
oh god i hated those days, ill never download a single song again, only exact ripped compressed albums
lol amen my brother. Just pop all those songs in like a 250MB .zip or .rar file and let me d/l that sucker. Screw individual file downloads lol
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