Speaking of music, Jukebo is a neat little site that offers up a music video search on a good deal of the video sites out there. Jukebo saves you the time of having to look thru DailyMotion, YouTube, and whoever just to find a video. Interface is simple and easy, and you only have to click once to look up vids in lots of places.
One thing to note, if you are at work or school and behind one of those big corporate firewalls, the site will act a little wonky. Happy vid hunting!
Eons ago it seems, there was talk about a little startup named Qtrax that wanted to hook you up with free, legal P2P music. They claimed they had contracts with all the major labels and that all would be well. Instead there was a little mishap on the side of the contracts not really being signed yet, forcing Qtrax to pause the launch for a little bit. They manager to scrounge out some agreements with Universal and EMI and have opened their doors.
Well I was going to throw in a little promo for qtrax but I am gonna hold that thought til they clean up a little mess.
Lifehacker has an awesome little article spotlighting free music to stream and download. Hits after the jump.
As I have stated in the past, there is this somewhat lovely site that offers completely free music downloads. While it does have DRM, it does let folks download songs on the gratis tip. I figured it would have completely folded by now due to all the anti-DRM stuff going around. But it is a good site for those that just listen to the music on the pc.
Good luck SpiralFrog.