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The Curious Bag
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Music file sharing is here to stay. Despite the recording industry's attempts to shut the practice down, peer-to-peer networks continue to allow music fans to digitally share their libraries with each other.
No Fees
Most file sharing programs are free to use. You can build a library of music fairly quickly without spending a dime.
Quality Sound
It is rare to get CD-quality recordings even from the major digital music stores, but the untrained ear can hardly tell the difference. File sharing often gives you the quality you would expect from these stores.
Rarities
Since stores do not carry absolutely everything, file sharing networks are sometimes the best places to access hard-to-find recordings.
Easy Operation
With a fast Internet connection, search results and completed downloads are typically not a concern.
The More You Give, the More You Get
The more files you have available to share and the longer you stay connected for others to download your files, the more likely you will be to able to stay connected to someone else's library for long periods.
Expanding Horizons
When the music is free, you begin to download songs that you usually wouldn't buy. This allows you to gain exposure to many more artists and possibly find new favorites.
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