listen.com

This website is a useful way of searching for mp3's. It's probably unfair to compare it to napster, as it's a completely different concept, but I have to say I prefer using listen.com to napster. Listen.com searches many free mp3 sites, such as Rollingstone.com, vitaminic.co.uk and mp3.com, and covers video files as well as audio files. It also includes pay-to-download mp3s, from such sites as musicmaker.com, cdnow.com and dimple.com. Basically, if you use any of these sites, if you use listen.com instead you shouldn't miss out on finding mp3s, and will save yourself a lot of time and effort. Listen.com also has some advantages over ...  Read the complete review

At first glance listen.com appears to be the answer to many an MP3 user's prayers. It seems that no longer do we have to spend hours scouring the internet for downloads, as a single typing in of your favourite artist will provide all you need. But wait, can it really be a miracle. After using it for a while it soon becomes clear that its range of sites that it looks through is not exactly huge. However, it manages to find something avaliable no matter what you throw at it. But...it is so slow!! It takes forever to navigate through the system, and so it is some while after you have typed in the artist that you are looking for until you actually get to ...  Read the complete review

Listen.com. There are plenty of music sites on the internet these days but this one really stands out from the rest as it has several unique attributes. When you first register you are presented with a list of 'DJs' and their favourite artists and you select the ones who most closeley match your own best bands. The site plays music (and video if you want) to you based on your selection and you can rate every song played from 0 (never play this again) to 100 (play often). The program analyses your choice and this affects which songs get airplay in future. To keep things fresh the odd random song is thrown in for good measure. The best thing is that you can e-mail ...  Read the complete review

Listen.com is a very good website. It si like a search engine for artists. If you sign up a become a member, you can add you favourite groups to a list for easy access. Listen.com doesn't hold lot of data about artists, but gives you links to sites that do. Information is split into reviews, downloads (real ausio, mp3, liquid audio, wma), and straming videos. all downloada are legal. It also offers you the opertunitys to leave your comments about an artist, and directs you to bands that it thinks you might like. ...  Read the complete review