Here You Can Find Free, Legal Mp3 Files

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Okay folks, we all know we're not supposed to use P2P software to download MP3 files. But that doesn't mean we can't get some good music for free! I've been downloading MP3 files from legal sites and I found lots of great bands that I'd probably never get to know if I had just sticked to mainstream music.Here are a few sites where you can find legal MP3 files for free. No signups, no popups, just find what you want and download it:1. Subpop Records (https://www.subpop.com/) - Some bands who were/are signed by Subpop include Nirvana, Mudhoney, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and The Hellacopters. You'll be amazed at the bands you'll find here. Start by this site, download songs by The Album Leaf, The Shins, The Helio Sequence, etc. When you're done, go to the next site. 2. Epitonic (http://www.epitonic.com/) -rock, electronic, hip-hop, folk/acoustic, pop, jazz, etc. Literally thousands of songs! 3. Download.com (http://download.cnet.com/windows/?tag=dir) - lots of different music too. Good to find some bands you never heard of (and probably won't hear anywhere else).If anyone knows of any such sites where you can find lots of LEGAL MP3 files for free, post here. Please remember that we're talking about legal stuff. If the web site you'll tell us about has the newest Eminem album available for download, it's probably violating copyright laws, and we don't like that.

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Another few:

 

IUMA

IUMA stands for "Internet Underground Music Archive". It has loads of independent and unsigned artists. Lets you browse by genre.

 

scene.org

Scene doesn't just have music, but check out music/groups and music/artists. There is a lot of good music there. I quite like Bliss from Fairlight. Especially Rain slows the time. Browse, discover.

 

 

And you might want to check out iRate radio, which serves you music based on your ratings (of the music it plays). It gets its music from IUMA among others.

 

I also wanted to say that using P2P software to download music isn't necessarily bad, as long as you're allowed to download it.