Now that Napster is back...

Now that Napster , the internet sharing giant that basically started internet file sharing, has gotten back into the game will you trust them? Will you use them... Will you use them over other compeditors?

BTW, I threw this up because of those fscking commercials all over my TV! Although the one where he packs his crotch was fuckin helarious...

Your right it was funny, and I would only use their service if their legal.

heh arent you gonna have to pay if you use napster to download songs and shit? btw anyone seen the commecial where "napster" jumps into a pool. its point less and thats why i will never use napster, that and having to pay.

Quit bitching about paying. I use iTunes, and it's only 99 cents per song, and only about $10 for a whole CD.

Who's Bitching?

*points three posts up*

me lol.

I would use iTunes as a pay service but not napster. Things usually suck once they have gone under and someone tries to bring them back. This is like a sequel, and sequels are never as good as the original.

Napster is not what it was. Some big company bought the name and thats it. I still think 99 cents is too much. Most records are what 10 to 15 songs? You pay $10 to $15 for a CD. Now they are selling you music without the cost of making a CD, a cover, shipping, labor. You are still paying the same amount.

The RIAA did not want to let Napster sell music when it first started. Napster did try to go legit. Now they are going to sell songs online now that they realize they can't stop it. Napster is driven by greed and the hope that we will not know or care it isn't the original Napster. I will not use it.

Good point there Sin. Maybe everyone should be bitching.

Napster sucks, I use KaZaA Lite

I would give you guys a link... but I can't find it I hate the owners of KaZaA...

I use shareza the new kazaa its quite good

Plus, what sound quality are these MP3s? I'm still yet to see a quality MP3 that compares to the quality you get off a CD. It's not a better deal. I would consider it for 5 cents a song.