MP3/music sites
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Marshy

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2,751 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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So there are plenty of MP3/music sites out there which promote new bands of varying degrees of talent...

Do any of you esteemed people have some recommendations as to which ones are any good? For someone who calls himself a music fan, I'm completely and embarassingly lacking a clue on this score.

Thanks all.

plotloss

67,280 posts

301 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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www.slsk.org

Napster/Audiogalaxy replacement...

Matt.

FourWheelDrift

92,394 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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For sites try:-

www.21century-mp3.com/
www.almostsmart.com/mp3.html
http://audioseek.net/

Then get your covers from here - www.cdcoverworld.com/

Better still get iMesh, WinMX or AudioGnome P2P software.

But you haven't seen me......right

Big Chris

378 posts

289 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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FourWheelDrift said: For sites try:-

www.21century-mp3.com/
www.almostsmart.com/mp3.html
http://audioseek.net/

Then get your covers from here - www.cdcoverworld.com/

Better still get iMesh, WinMX or AudioGnome P2P software.

But you haven't seen me......right


www.21century-mp3.com/ I agree with that one, however MP3 sites just piss me off with the stupid amounts of screen pop up you get! grrrrrrrr

FourWheelDrift

92,394 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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Big Chris said: www.21century-mp3.com/ I agree with that one, however MP3 sites just piss me off with the stupid amounts of screen pop up you get! grrrrrrrr


Try and get something like Ad-Ware or Popup Adfilter, stops annoying popups. Or try a personal firewall?

david_h

579 posts

294 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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Shameless plug coming up.

Probably not anyone's cup of tea, but if you're into the more intelligent side of trance (not that euro pop rubbish in the top40), you could try our site.

www.feedthehabit.co.uk

I hate pop ups too, we've got one small pop under, and that's it. That'll be going soon, moving to a members only service.

We don't deal in copy writed material, only live mix sets. No singles, no albums. Don't agree with this side of the industry at all, particularly for fledgling artists. Sod the EMI's of this world, I can't wait for them to go bankrupt from file sharing losing them money.

Marshy

Original Poster:

2,751 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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Thanks But in my (probably) food-poisoned haze, I forgot to say that I want to find good places to upload my band's music to, not to find other bands' music. D'oh. Most of the sites listed so far seem to have lots of what looks like copyright stuff on them. Not quite the thing I'm after.

I'm after the sorts of places that showcase new/independent/self-produced stuff, gives you a chance to construct a little page about the band and their music, etc.

Sorry for being crap. Me, that is, not the band.

g4ry13

22,024 posts

286 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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i second winmx.

Their website if you don't know is: www.winmx.com

and then you download a small program and it's completely free to use.

Edited to say you don't get pop-ups as it's a file-share program, basically like napster.

>> Edited by g4ry13 on Tuesday 8th April 15:07

FourWheelDrift

92,394 posts

315 months

plotloss

67,280 posts

301 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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Tried mp3.com?

A mate of mine has made over $500 out of them...

Matt.

pbrettle

3,280 posts

314 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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FourWheelDrift said:

Big Chris said: www.21century-mp3.com/ I agree with that one, however MP3 sites just piss me off with the stupid amounts of screen pop up you get! grrrrrrrr


Try and get something like Ad-Ware or Popup Adfilter, stops annoying popups. Or try a personal firewall?


Or get Pop-up blocker free edition - you even get a ricocet sound for every window it kills off - quite amusing too...

Marshy

Original Poster:

2,751 posts

315 months

Tuesday 8th April 2003
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FWD: thanks - investigating now.

Matt - MP3.com was the one site I knew about, and I'm having a think about that one now.