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Yes, I do already realise the 'myspace' population mainly consists of retards and fat emo teens, but I've just stumbled across something quite interesting on that site.
It's called Myspace music, and basically, it allows bands to put up their own blog, as it were, as well as letting you listen to some of their music. It's quite a good idea in my opinion, instead of spending a load of money on downloading tracks, you can listen to them for free.
It's great for smaller bands as well, you can find some real gems in there.
[URL]http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music[/URL]
It's called Myspace music, and basically, it allows bands to put up their own blog, as it were, as well as letting you listen to some of their music. It's quite a good idea in my opinion, instead of spending a load of money on downloading tracks, you can listen to them for free.
It's great for smaller bands as well, you can find some real gems in there.
[URL]http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music[/URL]
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Yes, I do already realise the 'myspace' population mainly consists of retards and fat emo teens, but I've just stumbled across something quite interesting on that site.
It's called Myspace music, and basically, it allows bands to put up their own blog, as it were, as well as letting you listen to some of their music. It's quite a good idea in my opinion, instead of spending a load of money on downloading tracks, you can listen to them for free.
It's great for smaller bands as well, you can find some real gems in there.
[URL]http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music[/URL]
It's called Myspace music, and basically, it allows bands to put up their own blog, as it were, as well as letting you listen to some of their music. It's quite a good idea in my opinion, instead of spending a load of money on downloading tracks, you can listen to them for free.
It's great for smaller bands as well, you can find some real gems in there.
[URL]http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music[/URL]