Reply With QuoteI use Spotify. You can stream music on it (via PC, mac, mobile) for free.
free - has adverts, lower quality, stream only
paid - £10 per month, online and offline, no ads, quality that is like Google Play/iTunes
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A friend tells me that he would like to freshen his music library up, but is frustrated to have this pest following him all around the interweb
http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk/
Does anyone know where the youth of today get their music from these days? TIA
I use Spotify. You can stream music on it (via PC, mac, mobile) for free.
free - has adverts, lower quality, stream only
paid - £10 per month, online and offline, no ads, quality that is like Google Play/iTunes
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Quality of the free service is so bad that you cant listen to any of the tracks.Originally Posted by adz-a32 wrote on Tue, 26 May 2015 18:45
soulseek for music...
That is an exaggeration tbf but it is still pretty bad.I use Spotify. You can stream music on it (via PC, mac, mobile) for free.
This. I cannot believe it hasn't been shut down. It's amazing.soulseek for music...
Also, the laws around downloading illegally are, at some point, going to be totally relaxed. You'll get warning letters, but that's as far as they're going to go with it.
The letters basically just try to encourage you to pay for media, not steal it, rather than threaten you.
Go to youtube, find the track you want and paste the link into this website and rip the mp3 track. I use it a lot cos I like live versions of my favourite tracks. Just make sure the video you are ripping from is decent quality, not someone filming a gig on a phone
http://www.listentoyoutube.com/
Add Zen Mate to Chrome or Firefox, sorted :)
This is handy too: http://bitproxy.eu/
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