Digital music has changed the world.  It has never been easier to feed your music addiction. 
I personally will never understand why people have bought over 3 billion tracks at iTunes when they can get a much better deal using subscription services like Yahoo! Music Unlimited, which cost less per month than the price of a single drink [...]

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If you’ve ever seen KT Tunstall perform live, you’ve been witness to the amazing electronic (g)eargasm that is her one woman show… courtesy of the excellent repoire she has established with the various Japanese guitar toys she uses to create her music. it’s really quite amazing to see. Kate uses an [...]

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Do you host mp3 files on your music blog? If so - please add a /crossdomain.xml file to your webserver root - ala http://musiclibre.org/crossdomain.xml
The crossdomain file grants permission for Adobe Flash applications to read files from your server, and more specifically - to be able to read ID3 tags located in the mp3 files [...]

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Joe pointed this Wired article on starting an mp3 blog out to me today:
Starting a music blog is a mere matter of finding a host for your tracks and posting away. Just one catch: You’ll probably end up breaking the law. Try as you may, you won’t be able to secure permission for every song [...]

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I put together a music blogs browser which lets you listen to music from some of the most popular mp3 blog sites on the net in a single click. I’m actually really enjoying using it as a way to get turned on to new music.
One of my personal favourites is Scissorkick, which I was [...]

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