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Topic: What do you use for new music?

Some use iTunes, some use KaZaA, some just use bittorrent. What do you do?

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Re: What do you use for new music?

Wait a minute, they make new music???

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Re: What do you use for new music?

SkreemR music search isn't too bad.

And yes, it seems there are still people recording.

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Re: What do you use for new music?

Yes, I've heard of an eclectic group still out there "recording" ...

I've  been an on and off eMusic.com member since like 2001.  It's a great site, but they recently expanded their catalog to include a bunch of Sony material and upped their prices, which sucks.  I can't really afford it right now.

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Re: What do you use for new music?

I've used various P2P services for music. Morpheous, Scorge, Imesh, etc.

These days I just use Bittorent.

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Re: What do you use for new music?

My real answer is that I pretty much only listen to three artists (A Fine Frenzy,  Vanessa Carlton & Regina Spektor) so it is easy to just steal any new albums before they come out and then buy a copy of the CD later...

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Re: What do you use for new music?

Using a combination of google mashup projects, and the songbird media player, I've been doing pretty good lately.

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Re: What do you use for new music?

spooncivicR wrote:

My real answer is that I pretty much only listen to three artists (A Fine Frenzy,  Vanessa Carlton & Regina Spektor) so it is easy to just steal any new albums before they come out and then buy a copy of the CD later...

You only listen to three artists??????????

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Re: What do you use for new music?

Toupee wrote:
spooncivicR wrote:

My real answer is that I pretty much only listen to three artists (A Fine Frenzy,  Vanessa Carlton & Regina Spektor) so it is easy to just steal any new albums before they come out and then buy a copy of the CD later...

You only listen to three artists??????????

I will mix in a song or two from someone else once in a while but, for the most part it is only those three. My last.fm says A Fine Frenzy 3510, Vanessa Carlton 3482, Regina Spektor 1843 then Yoko Kanno eg. all of the Cowboy Bebop soundtracks 1411. I likes what I likes...

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Re: What do you use for new music?

I've got quite a weird mix, meself ...

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Re: What do you use for new music?

I'm not criticizing the selection, just surprised at the small amount of artists...