July 24, 2009 Your favorite music Web sitesPosted: 11:18 AM ET
Thanks to those of you who responded to my story about changes in the digital music scene. ![]() I listed 10 Web sites where you can find new music. The story was pinned on the news that some formerlly illegal and shut-down sites - like KaZaA, Napster and possibly Pirate Bay - are clawing their way out of the grave in legal forms. It's all part of the Internet's shifting music scene. Streaming music is becoming more popular; buying it, less so. Many readers chimed in with cool Web sites I didn't include. Here are a few of your favorites, from the story comments: Amie Street: an indie download site where popularity determines price Folk Alley: streams folk music Slacker: one reader calls this "by far the best online streaming site I have seen so far" Jango: radio-like streaming LastFM: recommends music based on what you like iTunes and Amazon: they were left off the CNN list because they're not new or changing, but they remain staples just the same As always, thanks for the input! Posted by: John D. Sutter -- CNN.com writer/producer
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