In 2003 in signed up for Napster the day it was released mainly because iTunes was unable to bring a Windows version to market at the time. I am so glad because every time I use iTunes I am reminded about how much more I get for my money with Napster. Apple in their limited scarcity thinking prevented Napster from being able to work with the iPod. I personally think they are doomed to make small consumer devices like phones and mp3 players. I love the commercials that MAC makes considering they took hand outs from Bill Gates to stay in business. I am PC damn it! Someone bought me a Nano for Christmas but I was bummed that Apple prevented me from putting music on it not surprised. I used the work around to burn music to a CD first then put music on the Nano using the iTunes. iTunes has it’s own music protection which prevents you from “stealing” music.

Napster for 15 dollars a month allows playing as much music as your brain can handle for FREE. You can download up to 10,000 songs to your MP3 player that supports the Microsoft Rights Management. You can download a majority of the music as a MP3 after you purchase it and put it on your iPOD. My Nano promptly died days after the warranty expired Apple wanted money to even talk to me about it I tossed it with pleasure. I’ve been with Napster for over  7 years I can listen to any song I want almost without having to pay for it. Despite the greatness people are still paying .99 for every song they listen to on iTunes? I have spent about 1200 dollars with Napster. Instead of only hearing 1200 songs I have heard 10’s of 1000’s of songs. I love going ”remember that song?” bringing it up on Napster and playing it with out having to buy it. That’s how we roll on the PC.    

1. Mo’ music

2. Unlimited music play

3. Virtually unlimited download music to Zune or windows mobile device

4. Ability to purchase MP3 minus right protection for iPOD users.

You deserver better!

http://www.napster.com/