All your favorite bands, talk shows and local stations are just a click away with RadioTime. Care to listen to Pink Floyd 24/7? How about tuning into a Dutch radio station next time your in Curacao? With RadioTime anything is possible. There’s a 14 day free trial of Red Button if you care to pause and record live radio. Other benefits include an Android and iPhone app, a plug-in for Windows Media Center and much, much more. Or just listen in your browser 
There are tons of music videos on YouTube, but getting them from there to your iPod can be a tricky task. Download the video, extract the audio, convert it to MP3, then sync it. Or you can try FetchMP3, which does those first three steps for you!
This tutorial is for those of you who don’t like iTunes that much. It shows how to use Windows Media Player 12 to purchase music online from different stores which integrate with this application. It also covers how to use the Windows Media Guide and how to listen to Internet radio.
How to Shop Online & Use the Windows Media Guide with Windows Media Player 12
MySpace hardly gets attention in the blogosphere and online media nowadays. We tend to forget that there are millions of users still hooked to it. This article is for them. It’s about a nice tool that lets them download songs as mp3 files from it. Check it out.
Type a song you want to share into tinysong search and you’ll get a shortened URL with a link to play the song directly in Grooveshark. Good things do indeed come in tiny packages.
For a limited time, Amazon has linked to 1700 free MP3 downloads. From Rock to Blues to Jazz to Opera, there’s something for everyone.
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