Online Music

There are many places where you can find rap instrumentals online. Some of these places include Flocabulary, Sound Cloud and you can even find tutorials on YouTube.

"Stanky Legg" (aka Do Da Stanky Leg) is by the GS Boyz (G-Spot Boyz), a rap group from Arlington, TX.

Well 2 start off.... renting from iTunes can only be done w/ movies I think.... and when u rent the movie u have 24 hours after u push play..... I have never rented but I read it on a very relible sourse :)

-Go to limewire.com OR frostwire.com

-Download limewire OR frostwire (They're both downloads which allow you to download music for free.)

-Once downloaded, click the search blank, and enter the song name, artist, band, or CD name. Once the list of songs comes out, choose the one you want, click it, let it download, and listen.

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First make sure you have iTunes and an iTunes account. To get iTunes, go to apple.com/itunes, download and install this. Then create an account. With your iPod you should have got a white cord that connects from your iPod to the usb port in your computer. Connect these two. It should tell your computer you're trying to connect to iTunes, if it doesn't find iTunes on your desktop or in your start menu>programs (considering you're working on Windows). It should pull up for you to sign in, then register your iPod through your iTunes which is a step by step process on the iTunes. And you should be connected.

if you want to sync movies to an ipod it would be the same way you do music. If your using itunes then just insert the ipod to the external drive. then when it says sync push the button. pick the ones you want to add to your ipod. then push the movies one to and then push sync. There u go

This is the more typical version, in the key of F:

C C D C F E,

C C D C G F,

C C C(up octave) (Descending) A F E D

Bb Bb A F G F

Of course, the sheet music would make a lot more sense since it includes rhythm and where it is supposed to be played on the keyboard.

Also, though "Happy Birthday" is actually copyrighted, Warner Brothers has made no attempts to restrict publication (because it is so popular) you can Google "Happy birthday sheet music free" and find many results with variations of the song.

sort of but you wont really get caught if you download like a few once in a while- you

will get caught if you download like 50 in a day

Its basicallly a song

I've read on several review sites that when you download, at least on Itunes and CDBaby ... that they make roughly .64-.65 per song ... about $6-$7 per album.

Its an error which has ocurred to your iphone/ipod probaly during restore.

its very easy to fix...

Try Restoring and if it doesnt work try this:

Make sure iphone/ipod is awake and ou can see something on the screen now plug into computer and open itunes and do exactly this:

Keep Hold Of Home And Power Buttons(top and bottom) For around 5 secs then let go of Power button and keep hold of home button until a message pops up in itunes saing you iphone/ipod is in recovery blah blah...

Then Press Restore and hope for the best i hope i helped.

And If Anyone Experiences and Problems With Their Ipod Or Iphone get in touch with me at hamzasalimi@hotmail.com

If you get an iTunes error that says -42110, you should go into your iTunes folder and either delete or rename your SC Info folder. The error message usually happens after transferring your iTunes library from one computer to another.

There are a number of different 3rd party movie video providers and also the Playstation Store. You can find different times for the rental period among the vendors including some that offer a choice for a longer term than 24 hours

of course. the .mp3 file you get from limewire can be played using any media player, no matter what version.

I have the new itunes (8) and my music downloaded from limewire works perfectly.

you can use limewire it is allegal and I dont recomend it because there is a high chance you will get a virus for your computer but if you DO choose to do this you find the songyou want save it drag it into itunes then plug your ipod in and click synk library and there you have it you can download any song you want as long as your ok with there being a good chance of crashing your computer.

An instrumental is the section of music where only the instruments are heard. In most vocal recordings, there is such a section. In orchestral music, it is all instrumental, with sometimes accents of choral augmentation.

a good marching band music site is inspiremusic.com

First off you have to find out what is the title of the song and who sings/plays it. Then you go to iTunes, find this song and if it's not in there, then this is a no can do. For example, if you search 'Haruka Kanata' you will possibly find an opening for the time when the chuunin exams were in progress.

Probably veoh.com. It's the "wild west" of movie hosting sites- very little restrictions, massive amounts of content, and plenty of great stuff hidden away if you take the time to look.

If you want to download whole movies, however, a bittorrent site is a better option.

you can download the opening theme song for la corda d'oro primo passo anime at www.aimini.net k... just click brand new breeze mp3. ^_^

You need itunes for your ipod. MP3 players will do fine with windows media player, but apple thinks they need a new music library. It is basically a library for ipods. I wish all ipods and mp3s and zunes used the same music library but they dont. hope this helped! :)

This question is not so easy to answer because it depends on what you mean by "listen to music." It also depends on what time periods we are considering. But I will try to provide a simple answer, by tackling it from three different perspectives:

Attendance at Live Music Performances: Attendances at live musical performances are important cultural indicators. Research by the Department of Communications and the Arts conducted in 1999 shows that about 25% of Australians typically attend a popular music performance in a year. About 9% attend a classical music performance. A similar number attend a dance performance (9%) and 16% attend the opera. Obviously these percentages cannot be added together because of the problem of double counting- that is to say, some of those who attended opera may also have attended dance or classical performances. These are conservative estimates.

Other research carried out by Sweeney in 2002 estimates that during any given year the number of Australians attending cultural musical performances is as follows: Musical festivals 35%; live bands 51%, rock bands 40%, classical music recital 19%, dance 12%, contemporary dance 11%, ballet 11%, opera 11% and other types of concerts (including jazz) 31%. Based on these indicators, we can confidently say that more than one half of all Australians actively seek out live musical performances on some kind of regular basis.

Radio and TV: People may be exposed to music via TV and radio, even when they do not actively seek it out. The Australian market has one of the highest TV and radio penetration rates in the world 99.7% of all Australians have access to a TV). From radio survey data published by Nielsen, we know that about 75% of all Australians listen to radio at some time during any given week. From TV ratings published by OZTAM, we also know that about 90% of all Australians listen to TV at some time during any given week. We also know from commercial research (Sweeney) that some 85% of Australians attend the cinema. Whether exposure is by radio, TV or cinema, more than 99% of all Australians are exposed to some type of background music regularly.

Other Modes: Based on other research data, we also know that the majority of Australian households have access to hi-fi systems. Some 3.1 million Australians (out of a population of just 22 million) have purchased a digital media player or are otherwise wired for sound and we can assume that most Australians are exposed to ambient music.

In short, we can say that approximately 99.7 of Australians listen to music of an ambient or background nature and further that more than half of all Australians actively seek out live music peformances on a regular basis. Obviously, we never expect to see 100% since there will always be some people with hearing difficulties that prevent them from enjoying music.

American music maybe or maybe even jamacian music

Mostly gospel but some Jazz