90+ Essential Music and Audio Websites

mashable.com — "Online music has always been popular, and now social networks, peer recommendations and personalized radio stations are helping fans find bands faster than ever before. Here are more than 90 sites for musicians, fans, and everyone who enjoys music." Jul 6, 2007 View in Crawl 4

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mavrevmatt Jul 7, 2007

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Is it just me or does every Mashable post make it to the frontpage?Not complaining, Mashable's one of my favourite blogs but...

getthegirl Jul 7, 2007

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the best <a class="user" href="http://seeqpod.com">http://seeqpod.com</a>

waitingtoderail Jul 7, 2007

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Best music site/community on the web, bar none.

thegreatgabbo Jul 7, 2007

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I'd also add Ishkur's guide to electronic music @ <a class="user" href="http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html">http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html</a> . There are hundreds of samples to hear from over 100 genres of electronic music! Definitely my favorite site!

lanjackal Jul 9, 2007

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Good mention of Last.fm, which is the BEST music fansite out there, IMO.However, I'm surprised he didn't mention any music technology sites, where users actually learn how to maintain the quality of the collection. www.hydrogenaudio.org is my favorite of theirs and a real essential for those truly interested in a high quality library :).

jarvolt Jul 10, 2007

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I agree, HydrogenAudio is a great resource. I'm not a huge audiophile, but I learned about things like the advantages of Foobar2000, the Wavpack format (and more recently the new TAK), and I certainly got some insight into how bitrate of different lossy formats really affect percieved quality. Only problem is that many members can be a bit pretentious. They're usually really helpful though.