It seems impossible to find a decent online music service to provide payed mp3 or wma downloads in Romania… I tried Yahoo, iTunes, MSN, Rhapsody, Allofmp3 and others – none of them seems to work for us.
Is Romanian money not good enough for this ? Do you have any suggestions ?
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We have the same problem here in Brazil…seems like our money isn’t good enough.
Ok then…they don’t sell, I don’t buy…I download it for free. Piracy as a mean of protest!
Greets!
piracy is the key, and its totaly freeee
fuk MTV and RIAA we now can aforrd more beer.
The entrepreneur Radu Ionescu seems to have a finger in many pots, including an mp3 download service which I’ve criticized in hopes they’d improve it. But, something does exist.
Read more about it here, including the comments.
http://www.raduionescu.ro/?p=409
Personally, I’d stick to torrents. There are better ways to support bands without giving all your money to the RIAA (and equivalent).
Apologies for the double post, but I included an incorrect link.
To read about the Romanian mp3 download service, go here:
http://www.raduionescu.ro/?p=305
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