The new Napster

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Im wondering if anyone has used this?

For those that dont know, the new napster has a license agreement with "5 major labels", although they don't say who, and tons of indie's and smaller labels. They now charge 99cents a song, or $10 for an entire album. You can also listen to the first 30sec of any song for free.

This all sounds great, but I cant find if there's a monthly membership fee, or if they'll even have any music I like. This could be either a really cool way to bypass corporate homogenized music. I'm hoping so.

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If you're going to pay, use apple's pay service, they have the best selection, according to the WSJ.

If you're on budget, the used CD's stores have a great selection, they sell the CD's for a reasonable price to boot and you can make as many backup copies as you want.

I have a devote christian friend that pirates music all day long. For some reason he believes there is nothing wrong with downloading whole albums, yet he has a problem with the five finger discount. I don't see a diff. do you?

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I'm listening to Outkast right now off Kazaa Lite. I'm just borrowing it though, I'll delete it one day, and by not buying the CD I saved a plastic tree, you have to think about the enviroment too

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