How can i share my music?

[sonickteam2]

Does anyone know of a cool, nifty new way of sharing music.  something i can put songs on and other people can go to and download them?
 
  i know, i know, its illegal but i'm just gonna burn em these discs anyway.
 
   i suppose 1GB of storage space on a website might work?  
 
   any suggestions?  merci.

[kosmo vinyl]

have you considered joining lala to swap those cds?   what are you trying to rid of and what might you be interested in getting...

[sweetcell]

as a RIAA-respecting memeber of this community, i must take a strong stand here, thus i will NOT suggest that you use illegal services such as soulseek or limewire ("direct connect to host" function).  that would be wrong.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

You guys are going to put these musicians out of work. They're going to have to get real jobs and won't be able to tour, and all you'll be able to see live at the clubs are shitty DC and Baltimore bands like Jimmies Chicken Shack.

[sonickteam2]

i think i just got 3 totally different responses!
 
   i dont want to use P2P cause people think you can get arrested using them.   and i am not trying to actually trade CDs.  but sometimes i find a good song.  I have a common folder on my work server i use, but that could land me in hot water, and is only accessible to my co-workers.
 
   I suppose i could make a website then upload the songs to there, but shit if i know how to make a website!
 
   i did get a nifty suggestion from a PM though, thank you!

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by Charlie Nakatestes,Japanese Golfer:
  You guys are going to put these musicians out of work. They're going to have to get real jobs and won't be able to tour, and all you'll be able to see live at the clubs are shitty DC and Baltimore bands like Jimmies Chicken Shack.

i dont really care because soon i wont be able to smoke at any of these shows so i wont want to go anyway.  so you can have your smoke free JCS show, SUCKA!!!

[azaghal1981]

If you're good with torrenting, oink. I have something like 10 invites if anyone wants one.

[sonickteam2]

Originally posted by azaghal1981:
  If you're good with torrenting, oink. I have something like 10 invites if anyone wants one.

i am clueless on torrenting, but have been meaning to tackle it soon, an invite to what, you say?

[Julian, Alleged Computer F**kface]

Oink is a private torrent network where youcan download hundreds of thousands of albums. It is not what you want.

[azaghal1981]

Torrenting is pretty self-explanitory. Oink is a torrent-based music download/sharing site that makes sharing/downloading music easier than it's ever been.
 Indietorrents is another good one that sticks to non-riaa affiliated music.

[xneverwherex]

Originally posted by le sonick:
  i think i just got 3 totally different responses!
 
   i did get a nifty suggestion from a PM though, thank you!

no problem on the suggestion. good luck    im running into the same problems so I feel your pain   :mad:

[kosmo vinyl]

Seriously if you are looking for a legal way to "share" music lala is a really good way to go... unless you are trying to flip hootie for sufjan
 
 list or pm me titles you are trying to dump and i can tell you if they are instant shippers at lala or not.  there are also some really good prices for new there as well at the moment.

[nkotb]

And if you want to join, ask me for an invite!  Kosmo probably has all of the free shirts already anyway    
 
 

Originally posted by kosmo:
  Seriously if you are looking for a legal way to "share" music lala is a really good way to go... unless you are trying to flip hootie for sufjan
 
 list or pm me titles you are trying to dump and i can tell you if they are instant shippers at lala or not.  there are also some really good prices for new there as well at the moment.

[kosmo vinyl]

and if ya gots cds that people want and can get cds you want lala couldn't be easier... they send all the shipping supplies for free and postage is paid like netflix.

[nkotb]

I agree Lala is the best thing since sliced bread, but it sounds to me like sonick is trying to share digital songs/albums that he discovers or likes to his friends quickly and easily.  Not sure Lala is what he wants, but anyone that's not interested in signing up is a fool in my book.  It's the way to go for older, mainstream albums.