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famousringo on 14 November 2008
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Sam Yikin said:
Grampy said:
the price, joined Napster to go, paid $90 for the year and I can download unlimited music, which I can't keep permanently but who cares. I don't really want them forever. So far this year I've downloaded about 1200 files and I'm damn sure glad it didn't cost me $1200.

 

This would be why people go for iTunes. People like to actually own their music.

 

Except the songs you really get to keep cost $1.50 and have a reduced selection.

Alternatively, you can break the law and strip the DRM out of the $1 songs, consoling yourself that you did actually pay the artist and their record label.



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