Where do you download music?

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Socci · 13/04/2006 15:41

And how do you know if it's legal?

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Piffle · 13/04/2006 15:46

itunes mainly
its legal cos I pay for it and I pay for it to make sure its legal

lacrimosa · 13/04/2006 15:54

Lime Wire and I tunes

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Socci · 13/04/2006 15:55

I've heard that just because you pay a fee doesn't necessarily make it legal though...

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SaintGeorge · 13/04/2006 16:05

If it is described as P2P or peer-to-peer then it is NOT legal so avoid.

FioFio · 13/04/2006 16:06

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Socci · 13/04/2006 16:21

right - so how are you supposed to know if a site is legal? Paying for it isn't a good guide apparently.

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Socci · 13/04/2006 20:23

anyone else?

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Socci · 13/04/2006 20:43

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Lauraa83 · 13/04/2006 22:06

dnt think limewire is legal but i use it lol shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Socci · 14/04/2006 00:40

Ok, from looking around I have come to the conclusion that the legitimate sites are the ones like Virgin or Napster, where you pay say £10 a month for downloads and the dodgy ones are where you pay a small one off fee.

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Bouj · 14/04/2006 02:46

allofmp3.com. Pay 8-10 cents per song, and it says its legal, something to do with being Russian and there being a loophole in their laws. I came on here asking the same thing, and I seem to remember hub2dee recommending this to me. Have been so far pretty happy with it - lots of old 80's stuff, as well as all new stuff. Haven't been able to not find anything I wanted.

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