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What program do you use to download music?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Roy mustang, Sep 26, 2008.

  1. anandjones

    anandjones Well-Known Member

    Frostwire is good because it's free, but I find I don't get as much hosts on music. So I just cracked Limewire instead. Sweet..
     
  2. RegalSpit

    RegalSpit Active Member

    To find albums I like I just search for the band or genre I wan't + Blogspot

    For example...

    Metal download blogspot, via google
    (I always buy the originals though ::) )
     
  3. grimsim1

    grimsim1 Well-Known Member

    I use the same procedure. There are some great blog sites if you know how to find them, especially for metal. I have like ten of them bookmarked, and downloading the old fashioned way. Speeds are the best this way.
     
  4. razielleonhart

    razielleonhart Well-Known Member

    Torrent Sites
     
  5. n0thealthy

    n0thealthy Well-Known Member

    LimeWire! The free version is absolutely fine if you just download a song or two a day..
     
  6. Nadeen

    Nadeen New Member

    I use SoulSeek but would love to know how to use the torrent thing as I was told it was safer to use! :) :) :)
     
  7. 1Blacks1

    1Blacks1 Well-Known Member

    Well, i use limewire pro

    What i find so stupid is that , you download Limewire free then on limewire you type in Limewire Pro, and you Download Zipfiles and scan them for viruses and youl download the orginal Limewire Pro, Free. Its so Stupid.
     
  8. tiklu

    tiklu Well-Known Member

    Just googling one blogspot... there is every metal bands every album what I have searched.
    If that doesn't work, I use example megaupload or search from torrent sites.
     
  9. waylonn

    waylonn Well-Known Member

    G2P.org, or just LimeWire/uTorrent
     
  10. t0mmyTC

    t0mmyTC Active Member

    addon on firefox called download helper

    on playlist.com

    pretty fast
     
  11. apophos755

    apophos755 Well-Known Member

    Limewire.