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How To Find Music Software That's Right For You 
 
by John Krane October 26, 2005

Purevolume.com

Some sites allow you to download MP3s to keep, completely legally. Of course, this is provided with the band and label’s consent, so as a result, you’re not likely to find many famous bands on these sites.

The most popular of these is purevolume.com, which has thousands of independent and local bands. Some are good, some are bad, and some, well, are pretty laughable. But hey, it’s free music, so who are you to complain? This is a great way to listen to bands that you’d otherwise never hear.

Though there is a plethora of ways to download or listen to digital audio files, it all comes down to a matter of taste. If you’re cheap, you’ll probably end up stealing music using a peer to peer program, and if you appreciate an easy interface, iTunes is your best bet. A great in-between is Napster or another subscription service, and if you mainly listen to independent bands, you should check out eMusic and purevolume.com. With a little bit of soul searching, you can be listening to digital music in a few minutes; here’s to a happy, lawsuit-free listening experience.

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