Spotify Replacements
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12 May 2011, 18:05
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Hello,
I'm looking for an easy and legal way to get music for free. I used to use spotify but now the time limits and song limits annoy me too much. I've tried using grooveshark but it just seems to crash all the time especially on Linux which I do alot of work on these days. Youtube works well but its too much as I don't want the video only the sound.
Is there another service like Spotify which I could use?
Thanks
Ethr
I'm looking for an easy and legal way to get music for free. I used to use spotify but now the time limits and song limits annoy me too much. I've tried using grooveshark but it just seems to crash all the time especially on Linux which I do alot of work on these days. Youtube works well but its too much as I don't want the video only the sound.
Is there another service like Spotify which I could use?
Thanks
Ethr
its a moral issue
also, i'd rather download music illegally, and if i like the album i'll buy it, though i only really buy albums from bands that i think should have more support
also: it's not illegal to download music, or any other copyrighted material in our country, it's only illegal to share it
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http://www.video2mp3.net/ addon
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better tool than yours -.-
Example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6zGLm9wr24 What's wrong with the quality
check out my songs!
beemp3.com
vidtomp3.com
go to youtube and make a playlist of a few songs first, then if you find a random song you like you just put it in your playlist. this is computer-only tho but i used to listen to it when i made homework few years ago. the homework you dont really need to think about and could write just random gibberish because teacher wouldnt look at answers but looked if you actually did your homework or not. aahhh, great times
Lots of music on youtube is not uploaded legally, and the amount of money Spotify pays to artists is pretty much criminal anyway. Why does it need to be legal if you're clearly not willing to do the moral thing and purchase the music you enjoy?
afaik watching it ain't illegal
I don't want to purchase lots and lots of songs I just want to listen to them on a stream. Theres alot of music that I want to listen to but I don't want to buy directly, especially music which i've never heard before.
By the looks of things Napster is better than spotify premium anyway as you get to keep mp3's.