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DeanCapture 02-11-2006 11:32 PM

iTune listeners rejoice!
 
I love iTunes. I love being able to buy albums and download them immediately. I love burning them onto CDs and listening to them in my car and I love downloading them into my iPod as well. Shit, iTunes is the mutha'fukk'n bomb!

-Discuss :winkwink:

Juicy D. Links 02-11-2006 11:33 PM

My Nano is filled with some good shit

kmanrox 02-11-2006 11:33 PM

i concur wholeheartedly... but you may stir up some of the broke fucks on this board to retort

Young 02-11-2006 11:35 PM

I use iTunes for the legit shit...but if an album gets ripped months in advance, or if it comes from a mixtape...then I resort to my IRC connections.

Rochard 02-11-2006 11:37 PM

I use Music Match. It cost me $14 a month to stream music as much as I want. If I purchase more than four songs in one month it's free, and I always purchase music on line.

Then I burn them to disk to play in my car, and over to the other computer for my IPOD. LIfe is good.

swedguy 02-11-2006 11:44 PM

iTunes is fucking great. Keeps all my shit organized :)

iwantchixx 02-11-2006 11:44 PM

you're waaaaay over paying though man. Itunes is a rippoff.

check out http://mp3search.ru

10 cents a track

Been using them for a long while now

Tat2Jr 02-11-2006 11:47 PM

I think Itunes suck, but it does get my mp3s and videos on my ipod, so gotta have it.

DomP_nl 02-11-2006 11:49 PM

http://mp3search.ru thats a rip off, nothing legal there. Might be better to light some cigarettes with your money instead of wasting it there :2 cents:

MontrealPimp 02-11-2006 11:56 PM

I just get everything without having to pay from torrent sites like torrentlounge and mininova, I did pay once however at allofmp3, just because they have seriously rare stuff that is next to impossible to find through other means. at about 4 cents a song, I really do not see the harm, what do those sites like itunes charge anyhow? I am sure they have a good market with the general population that does not realize that in most to all cases, the same music is available for free through torrent trackers.

Then if you are really impressed with the music, you can go out and buy it or pay for it on amazon or something if the moral issue comes into play.

DeanCapture 02-12-2006 12:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MontrealPimp
I just get everything without having to pay from torrent sites like torrentlounge and mininova, I did pay once however at allofmp3, just because they have seriously rare stuff that is next to impossible to find through other means. at about 4 cents a song, I really do not see the harm, what do those sites like itunes charge anyhow? I am sure they have a good market with the general population that does not realize that in most to all cases, the same music is available for free through torrent trackers.

Then if you are really impressed with the music, you can go out and buy it or pay for it on amazon or something if the moral issue comes into play.

Downloading music without paying for it like walking into a music store, grabbing a few CDs and walking out without paying for them. Musicians are creative people and they deserve to be paid for their work.

In regards to prices.....iTunes typically charges $9.99 for an album (most albums). I was looking at a CD last night at Barnes and Noble and they wanted $19.95 for the CD and when I got home I checked iTunes and they wanted $9.99...so I bought it. I'm sure I could have downloaded it for free somewhere else but it feels good knowing that I'm supporting musicians and bands that make great music. :thumbsup

L-Pink 02-12-2006 01:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MontrealPimp
I just get everything without having to pay from torrent sites like torrentlounge and mininova, I did pay once however at allofmp3, just because they have seriously rare stuff that is next to impossible to find through other means. at about 4 cents a song, I really do not see the harm, what do those sites like itunes charge anyhow? I am sure they have a good market with the general population that does not realize that in most to all cases, the same music is available for free through torrent trackers.

Then if you are really impressed with the music, you can go out and buy it or pay for it on amazon or something if the moral issue comes into play.


Please substitute the word "porn" for "music or song" then re-read your post.

MarkTiarra 02-12-2006 01:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DeanCapture
I love iTunes. I love being able to buy albums and download them immediately. I love burning them onto CDs and listening to them in my car and I love downloading them into my iPod as well. Shit, iTunes is the mutha'fukk'n bomb!

-Discuss :winkwink:

Hell fucking yes!

MarkTiarra 02-12-2006 01:12 AM

Let's start an ITunes cult I say! We can wear purple slippers even...

iwantchixx 02-12-2006 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DomP_nl
http://mp3search.ru thats a rip off, nothing legal there. Might be better to light some cigarettes with your money instead of wasting it there :2 cents:


it's not legal here, but it's legal where they are located. They give a certain percentage of sales to the recording companies. Much much less than what itunes would give the companies but only hat the music is really worth.

I hate to say it but I could care less if people download music or buy it. The truth is, the artist hardly sees anything from cd sales anyways.

if I want to support a band, I'll go see a show. If I want music, I buy from mp3search.ru, the recording company still makes enough to pay for recording, marketing and a little profit. Then still have that half penny left over to give the musicians their cut of the cd sales.

I'm a bit bitter towards the music industry though. They rape musicians for everything they got, control their music and even go as far as shutting down avenues for band's self promotion forcing them to go to labels for financial and marketing help.

SilverTab 02-12-2006 03:19 AM

I download the CD eighter from torrent or irc...if it's good, I go out and buy it...

I want the booklet etc.. Im not paying for Mp3 hehe....Im a booklet freak...


As for "supporting the artist"...every band I like, I've seen them in concert more than once and bought merch directly from them...They make much more on a single t-shirt than on 3+ CDs most of the time...I'm all for encouraging the artist, especially if they need it...most of the bands I like really dont make that much money...

but really..if someone downloads the latest eminem or celine dion and doesnt pay for it..I couldnt care less...

aico 02-12-2006 03:21 AM

iTunes Rocks... and I love my Widgets!!!!

DeanCapture 02-12-2006 10:11 AM

Great debate going on here - thanks for participating :thumbsup

Interesting to see so many opinions on the legality of downloading internet music on the internet.

tony286 02-12-2006 10:34 AM

its cool the only thing I dont like I heard once its on the ipod you cant put it back on the computer.

MandyBlake 02-12-2006 10:37 AM

i love being able to spend under a buck and get a song. i always hated buying cds, cuz i didn't want to listen to most of the crap on the albumn anyway.

defresto 02-12-2006 10:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DomP_nl
http://mp3search.ru thats a rip off, nothing legal there. Might be better to light some cigarettes with your money instead of wasting it there :2 cents:

It's legal. I know some ppl reselling it. They have a russian license for all the songs. And i use it too.

~Ray 02-12-2006 10:46 AM

I'm still stuck in Real Rhapsodyville , but I do have Lime and Mule just in case

Meta Ridley 02-12-2006 10:52 AM

iTunes sucks my left nut.
The software is borderline adware and they give you 128k mp3s. No thanks.

drjones 02-12-2006 10:53 AM

allofmp3.com is what i use...

but i gotta say none of the music services compare to what emusic used to be back in the day, before itunes came around and before all the dust from napster lawsuits etc had settled.. 15 bux a month for unlimited downloading of DRM'less mp3's. They initially started out encoding at a low quality but quickly changed that. Totally legit. Then Universal record label decided they had to buy emusic, up the price and put a download cap of 40 songs per month. Emusic and every other music service pales in comparison to what emusic used to be:(

As shady as the RIAA is I really cant bring myself to use iTunes at all. Almost none of the money goes to apple, they run the iTunes service at a loss to sell iPods. Ill go see a bands show, but im done with buying cd's or anything at all that puts money into the RIAA's pockets. I'll only buy cd's from artists and labels I know arent part of the RIAA.

http://www.music-law.com/contractbasics.html

~Ray 02-12-2006 10:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by drjones
allofmp3.com is what i use...

Then Universal record label decided they had to buy emusic, up the price and put a download cap of 40 songs per month.


I couldn't handle a download limit.. fuck that.

tony286 02-12-2006 11:05 AM

I looked at allofmp3.com that cant be legal lol

MicroChick 02-13-2006 02:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iwantchixx
it's not legal here, but it's legal where they are located. They give a certain percentage of sales to the recording companies. Much much less than what itunes would give the companies but only hat the music is really worth.

I hate to say it but I could care less if people download music or buy it. The truth is, the artist hardly sees anything from cd sales anyways.

if I want to support a band, I'll go see a show. If I want music, I buy from mp3search.ru, the recording company still makes enough to pay for recording, marketing and a little profit. Then still have that half penny left over to give the musicians their cut of the cd sales.

I'm a bit bitter towards the music industry though. They rape musicians for everything they got, control their music and even go as far as shutting down avenues for band's self promotion forcing them to go to labels for financial and marketing help.

:thumbsup :thumbsup :thumbsup

MicroChick 02-13-2006 02:45 AM

Look what Sony did to those who bought their CD's this past year. They inserted rootkits and spyware so dangerous that they are being hit by many lawsuits by paying customers. I am one of them.

Fuck the recording industry. Fuck Sony. The majority of the artists don't care if you download their music on the internet for free. They make their money touring, and their true fans will buy their CD's.


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