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DickHead
01-05-2006, 07:26 AM
I just signed up to buy songs off Itunes.
First question, anyone know how I can change to an unlimited download subscription, instead of paying per song?

Second question
I'm mostly downloading music for my MP3 player. Usually played when I'm cycling, working on the house, or mowing the yard. For this, I like Disturbed, Static-X, Rage Against the Machine, Rob Zombie, Tool. Any suggestions on some other stuff I might like in this genere?
nitmik
01-05-2006, 08:02 AM
I just signed up to buy songs off Itunes.
First question, anyone know how I can change to an unlimited download subscription, instead of paying per song?



I don't think you can
accadacca
01-05-2006, 08:04 AM
I just signed up to buy songs off Itunes.
First question, anyone know how I can change to an unlimited download subscription, instead of paying per song?



I don't think you can
Yeah, I have only heard of the single song or album dillio.
DickHead
01-05-2006, 08:51 AM
Ah. Must be Napster offering the unlimited downloads then? Is there a life-span on those downloads, or are they yours forever?

I don't mind downloading a few at a time, I'm not much of a music afficinado, but to be able to download a bunch in one whack would be nice.
Now that I have Sirius, I'm learning alot more about the music because they display the band and song name right on the radio display....
:2thumbs:
nitmik
01-05-2006, 03:11 PM
The napster downloads have some restrictions on them, you have to keep your membership going and some other things. Plus you are leasing them, you have to pay extra to keep them. use bit torrent and Iso hunt and get all the free music you want.
DickHead
01-06-2006, 07:08 AM
The napster downloads have some restrictions on them, you have to keep your membership going and some other things. Plus you are leasing them, you have to pay extra to keep them. use bit torrent and Iso hunt and get all the free music you want.

I'm not comfortable downloading free music anymore because of the spyware and viruses that can now be transferred that way. Also, sound quality isn't always great (you get what you pay for)
nitmik
01-06-2006, 08:00 AM
(you get what you pay for)

Yeah, It's hard to bitch when you get it for free