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[teethfat5]

Cool webapps make it easy to locate Youtube music.

Hello, this is a tiny bit of cover story for me. I am a huge fan of spotify. However, they don't provide enough music from overseas. Amazon music and Apple/Itunes both are great. However, they do not always have the latest music even though they're old. I love di.fm, as well as other streaming radio stations online, but they seldom have new, exciting music. They also only offer 1hr increments of music, which is perfect for times those who want to get partying and party, tunneled or throwdown. Youtube is my primary source for music. Youtube is the place to go to find music from across the globe, and it shows up there immediately after appearing on radios. youtube convert playlist to mp3 It's not just because the labels are sharing music on Youtube as well, but also because of the millions of music lovers who listen to new songs on the radio. They can record it, put it into video files and upload it on youtube as a video. You can also capture themselves as they listen to the latest song and share that.. These shares can be viewed millions of times, and are able to avoid being recognized by copyright claim services.

In any case, this makes any new or even old track on Youtube be found in dozens of copies, ranging from high quality to terrible sung by the drunken crowd on the video. It's all good, as long as I can take pleasure in the music. I enjoy listening to tracks, purchase high-quality copies and, truthfully I've not paid for music for a number of years. I love that I can discover songs from the 80s 1990s, 2000s, and even the 80s all on Youtube. Sometimes, I see videos that say "This and that decided not to let you listen to this song".. I disregard this and go to Flvto or Y2mate to find mp3s. What is the process? I simply type in some searchand the site will return more than two dozen results. I click on any of the results, and it offers me the choice of downloading an the mp4 file or convert the Youtube video to mp3. It's easy and doesn't require any technical skills. I can download any music I wish from Youtube, and it doesn't matter whether videos stop playing. I always have a time-shifted copy available on my desktop so I can view whenever I want. You should try the mp3 fishing method. It's quite impressive. It allows me to bypass restrictions Youtube puts on my "country", so I can listen to music from Europe and Africa no problems.