

In 1999, teenager Shawn Fanning's Napster software revolutionized the concept of distribution of music over the
Internet. Due to the climate of the music industry at the time, Napster was shut down before a deal could be made
to compensate the artists and songwriters who produced the music. Napster is back with the answer for both the
music industry and music fans: safe, legal and reliable access to hundreds of thousands of songs. Tens of thousands
of artists now offer their music on Napster with new artists and music added every day.


At Napster we are all music fans. We use Napster to discover and enjoy music ourselves. We know that the sharing
and discovery features of this service make Napster the best place to experience your favorite songs and great new
music. In addition to connecting you to hundreds of thousands of songs, Napster connects you to something even more
important, each other. Join with other music fans and see what they are collecting and listening to now, in real
time. The Napster community is the hidden advantage that makes Napster more than a music store. Napster will make
the time you spend looking for and listening to music more productive and satisfying than ever before.




Napster is just a music store.


Napster is a subscription service that offers hundreds of thousands of songs on-demand. For more about what
Napster includes click here. Napster also offers Napster Light,
for people who just want to buy music to keep permanently, burn to CD or transfer to a portable device. Songs
cost only CDN $1.19 a track and CDN $9.95 an album. Click here
for more info on Napster Light.


To listen to music, you must be connected to the Internet.


As a Napster subscriber, you can listen to the tracks you have previously collected in your Napster Music Library
on up to 3 PC computers without being connected to the Internet.


The tracks I have previously downloaded or ripped won't work in Napster.


Easily rip and import all the non-secure WMAs and MP3s you have into Napster to organize your entire music library. You can also
use Napster to rip and play CDs.
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