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by Joshua Zambrano on February 4th, 2006
I am going to assume you mean legally. If so, I recommend StationRipper. Go to http://StationRipper.com , you can check out the info there. Because you don't know what songs you're getting for sure, it is legal. Right now it's considered the same as if you recorded radio stations.
It also lets you buy the cd versions of songs you are recording. The way StationRipper works is you choose from a huge compilation of online radio stations and StationRipper automatically records the songs. If you know a radio station site that hosts their station music online you can use that url as well.
It does let you find music to a degree too by showing what a station is playing at the moment and letting you search through stations. Of course, the same song will probably be over or be partway through by the time you record the station so you'll have to keep recording from the station until it plays again.
It's a long, drawn-out process to getting the songs you want, but at least it's legal, at the moment anyway. The U.S. might move against it in the future. For now though, StationRipper is the best bet for legal, free music.
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