I actually do pay for an artist if I like them and want to support them.

Those odd torrents and stuff usually don't have the music that I listen to (a bunch of jazz and classical stuff) so I sometimes buy them.

My dad did the napster package for a month where you pay a single fee and you can have unlimited downloads for that month you payed for. He then has the ability to transfer the files to his zen micro for free since it supports the transfer of the license agreements. Napster is great because it has EVERYTHING you can every imagine and it's very very quick.

If i like a band enough i usually buy their cd, but i like to hear it first.

same

[quote=Akuma]I'm sure you've got over 40gb of music off of bearshare. rolleyes:[/quote:a5e85]

Jeez i just checked and i have 50.5gb of music. im a Soulseeker. forget paying, this is teh dijital ahge!!!11

i still pay for music i love tho, speshally on vinyl

why pay upwards of $20 bucks for a cd that probably only has 2 or 3 good songs on it anyways ..

dont know where u buy your cds but i get them for $13 and even lower than 10..brand new ones that just came out

i was just throwing a number out there , i dont know how much a new cd costs cuz i dont buy em anyway . beer:

Wait, for an IPod, can you not listen to music that you've ''Acquired'', or am I just being paranoid?

loney:

when i buy music i would buy the actual thing not pay for something on computer made out of bits and bytes anyway

On that site I mentioned before... I pay about $1.15 for an album. The 4 disc Zeppelin boxed set cost me all of $3.50. Totally worth the money imo.