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Free legal music online
Stevie01
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Hi all,
I signed up a while ago on this site below for mp3 music file downloads:-
www.mp3fiesta.com
I don't know what it's like for new subscribers now but when I joined I was given a $10 welcome credit to use on the site. Each download I've made so far has cost between 20 and 30 cents adding up to around 40 - 50 free tracks.
Another option is online jukeboxes where you choose the music you listen to such as
www.spotify.com
There are 2 options - one is subscription based for a monthly fee (£9.99 seems a bit steep to me). Another option is the free version but in this case it's a but like a commercial radio station (but where you pick the songs that are played) - you have to listen to an advert in between every 6 or 7 songs or something like that.
To use spotify, when you sign up to either the free or subscription service, there is a piece of software that downloads and runs on your PC when you want to use it.
Apologies if this is old news.
I signed up a while ago on this site below for mp3 music file downloads:-
www.mp3fiesta.com
I don't know what it's like for new subscribers now but when I joined I was given a $10 welcome credit to use on the site. Each download I've made so far has cost between 20 and 30 cents adding up to around 40 - 50 free tracks.
Another option is online jukeboxes where you choose the music you listen to such as
www.spotify.com
There are 2 options - one is subscription based for a monthly fee (£9.99 seems a bit steep to me). Another option is the free version but in this case it's a but like a commercial radio station (but where you pick the songs that are played) - you have to listen to an advert in between every 6 or 7 songs or something like that.
To use spotify, when you sign up to either the free or subscription service, there is a piece of software that downloads and runs on your PC when you want to use it.
Apologies if this is old news.
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Not sure this is in the correct forum. It is entertainment though.
Thanks for reminding me about Spotify. Will sign up today.0
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