Do you love to listen to music? Here are three free music sites that let you listen to music for free.
1. Slacker lets you stream music online for free. It has radio stations that you can tweak to fit your needs. You can like and ban songs. You can get the service ad-free from $4.00 a month.
2. Spotify allows to choose the exact songs you want to listen to. You can make playlists and browse your friends playlists. You can recommend songs and share songs with your friends. You can listen for free for up to 10 hours a month with ads. Unlimited ad-free subscriptions start at $5.00 a month.
3. Pandora lets you stream music for up to 40 hours a month with ads for free. You can type in a song or artist, and it makes a station for you. You can like or dislike songs, and Pandora does the rest. For ad-free higher quality music, subscriptions cost $36 a year.
I have tried Spotify and Pandora. I know that if you want to listen to a specific song, Spotify is a great choice. If you want a constant stream of cool music that fits your interests, Pandora is a great option.
Are there any other free music options out there? What type of music do you like to listen to?
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guest
3 sites where you can actually download music for free ;D
- Piratebay.org
- Beemp3.com
- Mediafire.com
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Pandora is a complete ripoff. You don’t need to pay $36 a year just to listen to music ad-free. Simply use Last.fm! Completely free, absolutely no ads, you can download it straight to your computer, and no stupid “skip limit” either.
orchid / 160 posts
Pandora is TERRIBLE! I played Best Coast radio and they play the most typical songs in the genre, repeatedly. Same songs off the same albums. Maybe I was asking for it because I wanted to listen to Best Coast. Then, I played Rwake radio and they played PUDDLE OF MUD! Last.fm, player!
Also, I love that you say “here are three sites where you can listen to music for free” and all of them have subscription services that you have to pay for. LOL.
Also, grooveshark
guest
I like Pandora. What I really like though, is iTunes. I don’t mind paying $.99 for a song that I like.
guest
Grooveshark.com is good too
rose / 937 posts
1) Music blog sites of your choice. I like aurgasm.us for the diversity of genres, although they are a bit slow on the updating.
2) Podcasts. I enjoy Indiefeed.com‘s podcasts, and they have 6+ channels for different genres.
3) Noisetrade.com. You can often get downloads of full albums, which the artists themselves provide to the website. You can leave tips if you want, but it’s not needed. Great way to find out about new artists.
But then again, I’m not talking about just casually listening to an online radio. I’m talking about trying to discover new artists that you’d want to hopefully become invested in.
guest
I love Pandora. It’s helped me discover a lot of artists I wouldn’t have found otherwise.
guest
I love Spotify. We’ve had it in Europe for a few years now – I pay £5 a month for unlimited ad-free music and it’s so, so worth it
guest
I second http://aurgasm.us/
I have found so much wonderful music on there. You can find anything from indie to soul to country. You can download almost all of it for free too!
guest
these sites are cool
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@surveys_fortheteenageesoul@xanga -
I agree, either download it, or there are lots of places that offer ad-free listening, like grooveshark
that’s my current favorite
guest
I second grooveshark