Downloading music for iphone

[Alice]

Hi every body , I'm a new member and want to ask about something, please I need a real answer
How can I download free music on iPhone ? I want to know a free website which I can download music freely .

[shigzeo]

Free music is available only if the artist/publisher releases it. Otherwise, it has to be part of the creative commons license.

Jamendo (http://www.jamendo.com/en/) is sort of an example of this, but you won't find most labels, most bands from the big world out there. TMA will NOT discuss illegal music/video/game downloads.

[Alice]

Thank you mr.shigzeo I visited this website but I want to download songs of Micheal jackson for free . I could not do that Onthis website so please I need another one .

[shigzeo]

No, you won't be able to download Michael Jackson for free. His music is 100% copyrighted. A song is only 1.29$ or so at the iTunes store, or even less on a CD (if I understand American CD prices). This conversation will go no further about downloading copyrighted music.

Cheers.

[Alice]

But I could do that mr.shigzeo, that was on my computer at " Roomp3" website .
Now I could not do that at this website although I registered .
So, I need any way to download free music of Micheal Jackson , madonna and Shakira on computer or iPhone.
Finally, I want to say thank you for your help.

[Alice]

Please I need any way tell me how quickly....

[ChiffaN]

Alice,

you're talking about downloading pirated music and here at TMA we do not condone piracy. In fact - it is specifically against the Rules of the forum.

[Alice]

No there is a misunderstood , I didn't mean to break the laws . I just want to download music for free by any way on computer.
I'm realy sure this is possible and if you don't mind asking you that how do you download music?
Please help me if you can.

[NineSwords]

Just take a minute of your time and think about it. Can it really be possible to download copyrighted music legally without breaking any laws?

There are a few bands that break the pattern and release their music for free (Nine Inch Nails for example) but especially in the music segment you mentioned you won't find any of those. If there is a big production company behind it, bet your money that it isn't free.

Also individual songs come only at one dollar in iTunes and there are other sites that sell them legally for even less. Amazon comes to mind.

Lastly there are a ton of Internet radio stations where you can legally stream music. Pandora and last.fm is a great start. Also you can search for your songs on YouTube. That's a legal gray area but I'm sure your not breaking any law by watching any video on YouTube.

Why not close this thread and give Alice time to think about it.

[ChiffaN]

NineSwords, thank you.