It's funny that you ask actually. I keep a bunch of guys in my attic that are actually fairies and funnily enough their only talent is to play music. Basically I tell them whatever song I want to hear and the replicate it perfectly for me.
How do you get your music?
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hmmm, buy off itunes, a novelty, since ive only just got it, or get it through 'special sources' as to how i find it, i tend to find it on myspace, so a lot of legal free downloads as well, email the band to bug them for free tracks(it works!) or find the reccomended bands on last.fm all in all i support bands by seeing them play live, and giving htem a fucking hefty whack of money then instead!
Canadians get all the cool laws.Railu said:Downloading music is legal in Canada
On-topic: I get all mine illegally
I just get them of Mininova. It's the easiest way.
I mean errr....Itunes. Yes. I get all my songs legally and i pay money for all of them. *shifty eyes*
I mean errr....Itunes. Yes. I get all my songs legally and i pay money for all of them. *shifty eyes*
Frostwire > Limewire. Less viruses, same stuff. I seem to recall something called mininova, and something called rapidshare... but I can't remember what exactly that was, or what exactly I had to do with them.
I buy indie CDs. Torrent mainstream stuff. I'm not against piracy, I just won't do it to people who can't afford the hit. I also prefer to use freeware as much as I can to avoid the issue on where I get my programs.
If it's a specific song, Google can usually find it streaming somewhere, and there's a million ways to get it after that.
If it's a specific song, Google can usually find it streaming somewhere, and there's a million ways to get it after that.
mostly torrents and sites, because i like ful albums but don't all ways have the money, when I really like an album for more than one song I buy the album to support the band, problem is I listen to a lot of metal, and lets face it good metals hard to find, good american metals impossible to find so I rely on sites for that.
Damn you canada...........Railu said:I obtain all my music through legitimate means.
Downloading music is legal in Canada
on topic:I get most of my music from itunes, although my patience is wearing thin with them and their coprights(I can't even use the music I buy from there to play audiosurf)
I also lisen to pandora radio when i'm at my computer or near a wifi zone
Cds are a must, I have a stack behind my laptop and a stereo to my left. Bliss.
I do however admit to downloading music illegally for either one of three reasons.
1) I already own the cd, but the band or label re-release the album with an extra couple of songs. I've bought the cd so I feel that I'm entitled to the new songs.
2) Leaked copies of cds that I already have on pre-order. I know that some will argue that I may hate the cd and cancel the order but due to pride I maintain the order and pay the cd, hoping that subsequent listens will make me like the cd.
3) Cds I can't buy, or at least reasonably. Paying a person on eBay £50 for a limited pressing demo is not worth it, especially when no money will even go to the band.
I do however admit to downloading music illegally for either one of three reasons.
1) I already own the cd, but the band or label re-release the album with an extra couple of songs. I've bought the cd so I feel that I'm entitled to the new songs.
2) Leaked copies of cds that I already have on pre-order. I know that some will argue that I may hate the cd and cancel the order but due to pride I maintain the order and pay the cd, hoping that subsequent listens will make me like the cd.
3) Cds I can't buy, or at least reasonably. Paying a person on eBay £50 for a limited pressing demo is not worth it, especially when no money will even go to the band.