I've never had any problems with Frostwire, also you can stop sharing files which is why I used it over Limewire in the first place.
$36 annual for the premium service (w/o commercials, higher bitrate, no limit on how much you can listen to, and access to the mobile apps). You can run it free to see if you like it for 40 hours a month (I think they charge $1.00 if you want to go over) but you get the commercials.
It really is a great alternative to pirating. I've found a ton of bands I would have never known existed and always enjoy the music that is on. If ANYTHING is going to destroy the record industry, I believe Pandora and it's legal business model will long before pirating will.
Well you didnt have to share on limewire either ..
Thanks everyone .. I appreciate all the responses as I have had limewire for years and its always been a friend ..Sad to see it down but on to bigger and better things ... I actually have rhapsody on the computer but its like .80 cents to burn a song and Im not paying that money for something I will only listen too for a week .. I honestly didnt wanna drop the stock radio in the GT but Im starting to see in the big picture Im just gonna have too if I wanna keep up with my music fetish ..
See 80 cents a song is just too much, especially if it's older stuff. If it's a new album from a big band I can sort of understand but if I'm wanting to download some old Urge or something I think 8 bucks for the album is over priced. It seems like last I checked it was a buck a song so hopefully it will come down in price more.
Nope, I've gotten similar speeds whether or not I was encrypted.
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