Bandcamp is another site for music download of up and coming artists, many different genres. Not free (maybe a few still are), but usually reasonably priced.

You can go to some free music download sites like Jamendo.com, Mp3.com and Stereogum.com to get music without forking out.

Green Label Sound is a record company owned by Mountain Dew and has free song downloads.

http://www.greenlabelsound.com/

There are a number of sites that offer audio and video downloads free and paid for rock music. Artistdirect.com began in 1994 and soon became one of the most popular online music. Today Artistdirect.com, Inc. operates Artistdirect.com, which averages 13 million visitors and 272 million page views per month. It offers free audio and video downloads, music news breaking, an online store, ringtones, ticket sales, album reviews and more.


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I download almost all my music from emusic. (would use iTunes but I don't own an iPod! All my buddies do... )
Anyway, enough of that. Emusic is a pretty cool site. You pay for a submission and then download for free.
Lots of choices though it seems to shy away from classical. Everything is in MP3 format, easy to download
(and fast) Really an all-around slick site for [url=http://www.emusic.com/toolbar/download.html]Free Music Downloads[/url].

Hope to help-(not that you HAVE to use it. Just a friendly suggestion)

Was this post the work of a troll?

Try doing a google blog search for whatever interests you ie; Artist Name - Album Name
To search blogs do a normal web search then try the pulldown menu in the top left corner of your Google results page and click Blogs.

Community of free, legal and unlimited music published under Creative Commons licenses:

http://www.jamendo.com/en

You can give [url=http://mp34u.muzic.com/]this[/url] place a try too.

Jim

[quote="Lowlander"]Free, don't think so[/quote]Eh????? :o

Where to go all depends on what you're interested in.

Google the following: [size=150]free legal music download[/size].

Presumably there must be a lot of non-legal sites that come up in that search but there are masses of places to get free music.

[url]http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/free_mp3s[/url]

[url=http://www.archive.org]Archive.org[/url] has loads of free music.

[url=http://music.download.com/]music.download.com[/url] seems to have 120,353 free tracks (although they claim: "[url=http://music.download.com/3608-5_32-0.html?tag=MDL_all_songs&searchType=3608&orderby=-uoRating]111,052 FREE MP3s[/url]"

I guess there must be a constant supply of time-limited offers on hundreds of sites, if only we knew (or cared) where they were.

So this could be a fantastic thread. Add the word "free" to the thread title, to differentiate it from the non-free music download sites, and hopefully it could be constantly updated when people stumble across free legal music.

and eMusic.com also have limited number free tracks of new starting out artists.

Some places like [url=http://www.last.fm/]Last.fm[/url] have a free downloads section of their website, mainly just new artists who are trying to get their name out. Amazon and iTunes also offer a limited selection of free tracks.

Free, don't think so, but there is Amazon and iTunes that both offer DRM free music.

Hello, who know free resources where is possible to download music ?