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Web apps that are cool make finding music on Youtube much simpler than ever before

Hello, here's a small piece of cover-story for me. I enjoy deezer and spotify. They don't have enough music coming from overseas. Amazon music, and Apple/Itunes I like, but they don't have cool new songs until they are too old. I love di.fm and other streaming radio stations on the internet however, they don't offer new and exciting music. They also provide 1hr increments of music, which is great for those who want to get partying and party, tunneled or throwdown.

Youtube is where I turn. Youtube is the one site where you can discover music from every country, from all backgrounds and cultures. The songs are available within minutes of having been played on radio stations. Youtube music is shared by labels, but it is also due to the millions of music enthusiasts who record their favorite songs, save it to a video, and then upload it to Youtube. You can also record themselves getting down to the latest song and share that.. Some shares receive thousands of views, and are not being noticed by Copyright claims services.

In all likelihood, this means that any brand new or old music on Youtube be found in dozens of copies, ranging from high quality to terrible sung by the drunken crowd of people who are on the video. So long as the music is enjoyable, it's all good. I listen to the tracks, get top quality copies and, to be honest, have not had to pay for music in a long time. It's great to be able to locate songs from the 80s, alongside music from the 90s as well as dance songs from the 2000s on Youtube. peg go Sometimes, videos say "this and This decided to prevent you from listening to that track".. However, this does not stop me from browsing Flvto or Y2mate, which is where I hunt for songs in mp3 format.


What is the process? You just type in a search, and site returns more than two dozen results. I click any of those results and it gives me options to download mp4 file or convert Youtube video to MP3 format. It's easy and doesn't require any technical skills. I have access to all of my music from Youtube, and I can listen to it from home. It does not matter what happens to the videos. Also, I have copies of my time-shifted playlist in my computer, ready to go whenever I require them. It's incredible. It allowes me overcome limitations Youtube puts on my "country", so I can enjoy music from Europe and Africa no problems.

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