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[ron thigpen <ron AT fuzzsonic.com>]

Parker, David X wrote:

> The Soulseek site says the songs you can download are free, although I don't
> see how that's possible considering you have to pay $24 for a 2-year
> subscription. Anyway, I don't want to pay the price unless I can be sure the
> songs I want are likely to be there.

SoulSeek is not a paid music download service (iTunes, eMusic, etc.). 
SoulSeek is a P2P file sharing application.  Their network is open and 
well populated.  AFAIK, there are no fees for usage, although you can 
make a contribution and they will award you points that basically allow 
you to go to the head of the d/l queue for the tracks you are interested 
in.  FYI, what you do there is up to you, but you will not have legal 
license or ownership of anything you d/l from this service, and no 
artists will get paid.

--rt