Would you pay 1 bitcoin per year to download music legally, for a year?

[BitcoinPorn]

I am having trouble deciphering this sentence. Can you re-word it in the form of "I believe..."?

I will never not do that when I get the chanetunity.

[superpc]

I would if it was Spotify Premium or Grooveshark Pro.

[Fuexr]

I personally wouldn't use the service. I prefer physical CD's.

[Exo]

Its neither Grooveshark or that other one.

My site, but better. I'm going to be advertising on radio's and hopefully t.v. I'll let you all know when I have it ready.

[wolfpaws]

This seems sketchy.

[Niann]

If it's real, yeah, I would pay, as long as it has every song I listen to...
Which can be a little difficult.

[Exo]

This seems sketchy.

Thanks for your opinion. Again, I'm just asking for a community's thought on this.

[elements]

I'd be willing to pay 1 to 2 BTC per year (at current value) if:

- the quality is 192 kbts/s
- the songs were downloadable on a computer (WIN/MAC)
- there was no limit (ok one every 20 seconds would be okay)
- they could be transferred to iTunes and iPhone like other mp3s
- the service had all the songs/albums I wanted (which would be in the regular range of iTunes/Amazon - nothing too unknown)
- it was legal within the EU or at least Germany

Keep us posted.

[macharborguy]

Nope.  I currently use Pandora and TuneIn Radio for all of my music needs

[Teach]

This sounds pretty complex, and any chain with too many links alwyas f..ks up.  I would be pretty suspicious of this myself.

[iron77]

1-2 BTC per year at current price sounds very reasonable .

Few considerations:
- would include this kind of music http://nbm.im/20110718-5cr-99kb.jpg
- light-weighted, elegant desktop app, as Spotify (for some reason I'm not a fan of Adobe AIR)
- iPhone app would be a good bonus