RIAA Ramps Up

RIAA is at it again and in full force just says after settling with Kazaa for $115 million dollars the record industry is at it again. And as you can probably guess they are after Limewire (seems about right... Kazaa was a P2P most of us used for a while then with the adware everyone switched to Limewire)

BetaNews | RIAA Sues LimeWire Over Piracy

And I do understand it. It is not fair to rip off music or movies but my twist on this is why can't we find a site/portal that we can pay for lossless/unDRM music? The only site I have found in my searching is allofmp3 and even they have been in litigation. I would be happy to pay $0.50-$1.00 for high quality songs I buy. Maybe someone out there can point me in the direction of some "legit" sites/portals that are running such a service and aren't being chased by the courts. People have pointed out sites as emusic but if your in search of very modern songs, for example things you just heard in your car, they don't seem to be the place to go.

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