| Author | Message | ||
     Paw |
I Had the $12.95 a month membership and now Napster has out done themselves...It now cost me $15 every 3 months and I also get 15 free MP3 downloads ever 3 months. Not a bad deal to do it the legal way for a mere $5 a month. It equals to buy 4 CD a year. Best part is you don't have to buy one CD to get 5 songs you like. I use to download for free untill someone not far from me got busted...I don't know them but they got hit hard. | ||
| Bill0351 |
What's the selection and sound quality like? I was thinking of signing up for a service like that. Bill | ||
| Hughlysses |
Or you can buy the songs you want for ~$1 each from iTunes or Walmart. That way you only pay when you buy. | ||
| Midknyte |
I'm a fan of eMusic.com . I've got a grandfathered subscription that comes in about 25 cents per song. Independent lables, but, I'm not supporting the RIAA machine by using it. | ||
| Paw |
Should have mentioned that after you use your 15 free MP3 downloads you get every 3 months each song cost 99 cents to buy...The selection is awesome and the sound quality is great. | ||
| Xl1200r |
I used to download music like a fiend... but not so much anymore. $5 a month for music would be a lot for me. Between what I already have, the satellite radio in the car, and stuff like Pandora on my iPhone, I just have very little need anymore. Once in a while I'll buy a song that I forgot how much I love, or something new that my band decides to play, but that's been about it for the past couple years. Sounds like the new Napster deal is a steal if you download enough stuff already. |
