Best down load site for music.

[Getragdogleg]

Never downloaded a song in my life but want to start to put new stuff onto my old unused phone to play stuff in the garage.

Android.

Whats the best place to buy music that I can actually keep rather than rent. No mobile signal in the workshop and I may even burn the music to CD to use in my older cars that have CD players.

[StevieBee]

iTunes still has a store.

Beatport - though more geared to DJs.

HMV still sell physical CDs (or will when they can open).

Amazon.

[boxedin]

Bandcamp

[Saleen836]

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

[Turn7]

Is Limewire still a thing ?

[gazza285]

Turn7 said:

Is Limewire still a thing ?

Is Bittorrent?

[Turn7]

gazza285 said:

Turn7 said:

Is Limewire still a thing ?

Is Bittorrent?

Genuine question ?

Seems like 90% of folk just rent music these days ?

[popeyewhite]

Turn7 said:

Is Limewire still a thing ?

It may be called limetorrents now.

[Getragdogleg]

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

[Saleen836]

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I get all my music

[redandwhite]

There’s lots on Amazon music (comes free with prime)

[thebraketester]

Saleen836 said:

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I steal all my music

EFA

[Driver101]

thebraketester said:

Saleen836 said:

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I steal all my music

EFA

That's a lot of effort considering how cheap the legal streaming sites are.

[Getragdogleg]

Driver101 said:

thebraketester said:

Saleen836 said:

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I steal all my music

EFA

That's a lot of effort considering how cheap the legal streaming sites are.

I can't stream in my garage. At all. And I want to put stuff on CD to use the CD players in my old 80s cars.

[Driver101]

Getragdogleg said:

Driver101 said:

thebraketester said:

Saleen836 said:

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I steal all my music

EFA

That's a lot of effort considering how cheap the legal streaming sites are.

I can't stream in my garage. At all. And I want to put stuff on CD to use the CD players in my old 80s cars.

You don't even need to stream if WiFi or 4G doesn't reach that far. You can download and listen offline.

CD players in 80s cars? Must be rare, or upgraded? Why not upgrade further to a headunit with Bluetooth for streaming and phone calls? They are cheap these days.

[popeyewhite]

thebraketester said:

Saleen836 said:

Getragdogleg said:

Saleen836 said:

Find your choice of song on youtube then convert to MP3 and save it on your PC/Laptop, you can then either upload to your device or burn onto a CD, and it's free

Really, that's still possible?

Indeed it is, it is how I steal all my music

EFA

Which charity do you donate to each time you watch/listen to YT for free then?

[thebraketester]

I subscribe to YT ;-) But I don't use YT for music like that anyway.

[anonymous-user]

boxedin said:

Bandcamp

Great way of discovering new music too.

[Hub]

Bandcamp is best for the artists.

7digital is also good for high quality options (FLAC etc)

Otherwise itunes or Amazon

I expect paid downloads won't be a thing forever though, streaming is taking over - and you can download and listen offline.

[RizzoTheRat]

I download playlists from Spotify to listen to offline. Pretty sure Amazon music lets you do the same too. iTunes and Amazon both let you buy stuff and download it if you'd rather have it available to burn on to CD though.