Yes! I love to watch free music videos online after a big day at work! I also greatly enjoy to listen to music online for free and not having to have a budget for these simple pleasure of life. It's now easier then ever to get free online music downloads on many websites such as mp3 music download online.
Any type of music is available; from christian music online. To country music online, all you need is a good computer, a good internet connection and some good time to spend with both!
It's also possible, the those who can afford it, to buy music online at lower prices then in music shops. Sometimes, some bands will give you a VIP pass and you will be able to download free music from their online website if you some of their mp3.
For the musician in you, you will be pleased to know that you can also download free online piano sheet music of the most popular music bands! No more expensive books to buy! All you will need is a good printer!
Internet is an endless source of fun for music lover!
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So, after reading a couple of Utterz from PixelFish (http://www.utterz.com/…NA/utt.php ) about this first site, I decided to check it out and I must say the simplicity of Muxtape.com is really what won me over. I like this trend of uber-specialized websites that do one thing reeeally well. Call it Web 2.0.1.
Anyway, so the process is so simple, I won't even tell you how to do it. If you like making mix tapes, check out MuxTape.com. Though one word of warning, they only allow 12 songs on a "tape" and one "tape" per account--definitely lame, but I suppose there's nothing stopping you from creating other accounts for other mixes. Hopefully they'll add the ability to create more mixes soon.
Anyway, so check MuxTape out here:
http://thepete.muxtape.com/
It's just a few tracks I'm listening to a lot these days. Feel free to let me know what you think.
A similar service to this, but more complicated and more useful is http://anywhere.fm/ --they are essentially iTunes in a Flash-based interface online. You upload your music (so far, still unlimited) and then create playlists that friends can access. Or they can listen to everything straight through. I don't think you can pick and choose unless it's your own account. Regardless, it's a pretty cool way to share music. I don't use it as much as I'd like to. That said, check out my music here:
http://anywhere.fm/thepete
The only problems I can see with Anywhere.FM are 1) the upload process, despite broadband, can be a bit frustrating if your connection is at all flaky and 2) sharing music through playlists is a little annoying. I just want to allow my friends to listen to some albums that I have--but I have to upload the albums *and* create playlists for each one, as well.
Still, both services are free and fairly easy to use, so I can't complain. If you have a mobile phone that can do Flash websites well, then you'll never need onboard storage for music again--just point your browser at either Anywhere.fm or Muxtape.com and start listening.
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