Downloading MP3's - Legally

[TheGreatSatan]

I used to use Walmart for my MP3's, but they stopped offering them.

I used Rhapsody too, but they're MP3's don't appear as MP3's in my library so I stopped going there. Weird.

iTunes songs download as their protected file that you have to burn to a CD in order to save it as an MP3. Stupid.

Amazon is good, but for some stupid reason you can only buy one song at a time. There's no option to load up your basket before you check out. Annoying.

Realplayer's songs are protected too and only Realplayer's player can play them. Stupid.

Know any others that have MP3's for sale? I WILL NOT use any sharing sites at all. It's illegal and I don't need to go into it here.

[farlo]

what kind of music do you typically lean towards?

[Drum Thumper]

Download Spotify and never buy another MP3 again. $4.99/month unlimited streaming.

[xr4man]

from what i've heard, a lot of bands will have some of there songs on their own sites for download. i haven
t looked into it, but i keep hearing about it.

[Fuganater]

I use Zune. $14.99 a month for unlimited DL and then I either use them on my zune or rip them so I can play them on my other devices.

[d_stilgar]

I would still go for Amazon personally, but . . . if you're against that I can also recommend Zune, although they annoy me with their moronic point system instead of dollars. It's just irritating.

[TheGreatSatan]

That would aggrevate me too. I wish Amazon would let me download a bunch at once instead of one at a time