Yeah, they watch some of those. What they are mainly looking for is music on their iPods. They are now using LimeWire (recommended by Jay) and that seems to be working OK so far.

The girls are in your fair state as we speak. (Which I wish I was, too -- 8 inches of snow predicted here today). They are driving to/from the Tampa area with their mom for a cruise. It sure is quiet here.

>My 15 year old daughter spends about $10-30 a month on freaking iTunes. What I have found is that there are plenty of good music videos for free on Youtube. Of course, I'm an old fart too.
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>>My daughters had been using a program called BearShare to steal download songs from the internet. I paid BearShare two or three times at $19.99 a year. The latest period ended and now I find they have changed their pricing model to $7.95 a month. Not only that, you can no longer copy those songs to an iPod. Soooo, can anyone recommend an alternative to the Every Song A Dollar model? (Steve Jobs, proprietor). I don't mind the girls paying for music (the horror!) but they would quickly go broke at a buck a song.