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I'm wondering, what is the best (legal) way to get new music?

Is there a good service like Netflix for music that allows unlimited streaming of a massive library for a small monthly fee? I have heard of Rhapsody but when I looked into it several years ago their selection was disappointing.

I love Pandora but want a good, cheap, easy way to buy certain albums that I discover through their service.

Are the sketchy foreign sites that sell you music downloads for pennies per song legit? Or should I be looking elsewhere?

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I like Lacy's suggestion. It sounds VERY affordable that way.

Dec 6, 2010

Spotify is pretty big here in the UK, free streaming of a massive library (never had issues with finding an artists catalogue), that let's you purchase songs, and the whole things free if you don't mind ads, otherwise, for a small monthly fee you can listen ad free. Check it out spotify.com

Dec 7, 2010

Rhapsody

Dec 6, 2010

In my personal opinion I wouldn't trust the foreign companies due to copyright laws in those countries and international trade. I would go with napster. They are owned by bestbuy so you know they are legit and have a variety of over 11 million songs. They also have a few payment plans.

For your computer, home theater system, and some mobile phones

Annual Plan
$8 a month ($96 billed annually)

Monthly Plan
$10 a month($30 billed each month)

For computer and home theater system only

Annual Plan$4.17 a month
($50 billed annually)

Quarterly Plan$5 a month
($15 billed every 3 months)

http://www.napster.com/index.html?darwin_ttl=1291663853&darwin;=s1210D®flow;_id=s1210D&naps;_app_id=0

Dec 6, 2010