Free & Legal Music Download Sites!

**dominiquejames** · 07-17-2004, 05:28 PM

Let's share here known free, legal and hassle-free (e.g. no credit card info requirements, quick or no membership registration required, and such) just straightforward, painless and simple music download sites.

Here are a couple of sites I ran into:

Planet Out's Buzzworthy Jukebox

Shure MP3 Music Collection

Enjoy!

**Sponsor** · 07-17-2004 05:28 PM

**freelancer** · 07-17-2004, 08:21 PM

Nike Goddess releases a 30-minute workout mix every so often. Absolutely free.

**dominiquejames** · 07-18-2004, 12:33 AM

freelancer, great site and fantastic tip! just downloaded the 3 mixes!

**freelancer** · 07-18-2004, 12:57 AM

Originally posted by dominiquejames
freelancer, great site and fantastic tip! just downloaded the 3 mixes!

Welcome! Got that site from triguy a few months back, been a bookmark ever since. Make sure you get the names of the tracks now. I made the mistake of waiting till I felt like it and they had already changed the mix when I visited the site. Now I have a favorite track that will forever be "Track5".

**dominiquejames** · 07-18-2004, 01:34 AM

freelancer, thanks again. glad you mentioned that. i noted all the song info right away. btw, how often do they introduce new tracks? when did they start?

**freelancer** · 07-18-2004, 03:52 AM

dominiquejames, you know what, i don't know. Sorry. Kaya nga I lost the track names, it didn't occur to me na they would update it.

**Arel** · 07-18-2004, 06:43 AM

Speaking of legal downloads, came across this story:

GWU Students Will Get Free Tunes This Fall!
Sat Jul 17,11:37 AM ET
By Amy Argetsinger, Washington Post Staff Writer

George Washington University this fall will become one of a small number of colleges to attempt a novel solution to the problem of students illegally downloading music from the Internet:

It's going to give them the music, legally, for free.

Through a deal worked out with the online music library Napster (news - web sites), students living in campus residence halls will be able to access hundreds of thousands of songs over the university's high-speed network, effectively allowing them to use their personal computers as digital jukeboxes.

University officials would not say how much it will cost to provide Napster subscriptions to all 7,100 on-campus students, but they said the program's first trial year will be underwritten by a gift from a donor who wished to remain anonymous. Napster, once the enemy of the recording industry because it began as a rogue network of music lovers trading copyrighted songs for free, now boasts an authorized library of more than 700,000 tracks, each available with a few clicks of a keyboard and marketed to individual consumers for $9.95 a month.

The free tunes could represent an apex of dorm-room luxury when many college students have come to expect living quarters outfitted with cable TV, private bathrooms and 24-hour fitness centers, among other amenities.

[Edited on 7-17-2004 by Arel]

**dominiquejames** · 07-18-2004, 01:16 PM

freelancer, galing ng mga sounds from the nike website. downloaded it na and listening to it. thanks again!

**Jughead** · 07-18-2004, 05:11 PM

Speaking of free music downloads, are there any sites that offer free-direct-downloads-to-your-hard-drive of music videos? The ones that I come across only allow me to watch. Sana meron.