Would an Audiofile really download music?

Would anyone here really admit it? If so for what reasons?

champtree11-16-2005 1:23am

albertporter Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 4,949 posts 11-16-2005 at 06:58am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I use Windows medial player (on my Macintosh) along with QuickTime to review music I'm interested in buying. While searching through LP's or tapes at Audiogon and Ebay, I'll have another browser page open at AMG and the artist located via their search. I read the reviews to see how the album rates, when it was released, who played on each cut, and listen to a few free samples. This procedure has saved me from buying some dogs and prompted me to experiment when I was uncertain. For those not familiar, here's a link: AMG
champtree OP Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 47 posts 11-16-2005 at 08:23am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete Why don't you go to Amazon and listen to their sample cuts? What do you do with the mp3 file when you're done? I'm just wondering if anyone is going to the dark side or if someday we will be forced to?
ldatlof Details Discussions Posts This discussion Message User 35 posts 11-16-2005 at 06:50am Copy Comment URL Report Comment Edit Delete I don't see why not if it is in a lossless format like FLAC or Shorten. The reason is you can get great music that you can't get in a store. The only way to get it is to download it. Here is a site that has great music that is free and legal.