The RIAA finally killed Napster. I tried Kazaa but it's slow and full of spyware. Audiogalaxy is better but also getting legal pressure. What is everyone using to find MP3s now?

Audiogalaxy Satellite is the best right now. True peer-to-peer, no central server. The satellite program keeps running in the background and downloads even when the site goes down.

LimeWire uses the Gnutella network. Completely decentralized so there's nothing to shut down. Quality is hit or miss but the selection is huge.

DC++ (Direct Connect) is incredible. You connect to a hub and share files directly from other users' drives. Some hubs have terabytes of music.

Honest answer: just buy the CDs. They're $10-15, lossless quality, no spyware. I buy 3-4 a month now instead of downloading.