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07 Nov 2008

Great Napster Offer

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Posted By : mr.nwb | Comments : 5

Fed up with iTunes? Why not go 'back to ole skool' and have a go with the new Napster. They are offering a free 7 day trial of their music service and enables access to over 6 million tracks

Fed up with iTunes? Why not go 'back to ole skool' and have a go with the new Napster. They are offering a free 7 day trial of their music service and enables access to over 6 million tracks

<strong>About Napster</strong>

Napster is the UK’s largest digital music subscription catalogue. Over 6 million tracks covering every genre from the mainstream to the obscure.

Find treasured classics and discover new music with easy to use music discovery features. Mood manager, playlists, radio stations and so much more. Incredibly easy to use with music delivered in high quality.

Exclusive NapsterLive sessions from the hottest artists and pre-listening parties.

With a low monthly price of £9.95 and no hidden charges you know exactly what you get! Remember, it’s <strong>legal </strong> too.

Click the banner below to sign up for your free trial!

Comments

# Posted by nothing - 07/11/2008, 12:22 (GMT)

I use '7Digital'. Also 100% legal and now 100% MP3, mostly without licence restrictions. (Sorry Mr NWB, i'm buggering your sales pitch here) :-)

# Posted by mr.nwb - 07/11/2008, 12:49 (GMT)

haha!! oi!! grrr!!

Atleast sign up for the free napster trial :-)

# Posted by Coldplayer - 08/11/2008, 12:41 (GMT)

Napster is criminally underrated IMO. I've got 'to go' which is fifteen pound a month and you can upload your music to compatible MP3 players. Absolute quality, as much music as I like. And the program itself is like going round the HMV except everything is free. Great if you want to experiment with stuff.

Why people use i Tunes is beyond me, it just seems like iPod have gone this nazi-monopoly on downloaded music and are too blind to use anything else. iPod's are overpriced and always break, and to download an album on itunes quite often costs more than it does to buy the CD. Where's the appeal? Wake up!

# Posted by NIGHT TRAIN - 11/11/2008, 14:24 (GMT)

Probably a stupid question, but can Napster stuff actually play on an ipod? I've got an ipod with loads of tracks that aren't itunes as such, normal mp3s. Are these what Napster provide?

# Posted by NIGHT TRAIN - 11/11/2008, 18:07 (GMT)

oh, found the answer..napster is drm protected :o(

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