Holy Moly : Rubrik:DJ

What is RCRD LBL?

pierro — 2008-04-07T04:21:17Z

RCRD LBL is a network of ad supported online record labels and blogs offering completely free music and multimedia content from emerging and established artists.

Is the music on RCRD LBL really free?

Yes, you are welcome to download and enjoy any music we post on the site, provided it is being used for personal, non-commercial use. You can do things like make copies of the tracks and put them on all of your music-playing devices, burn them on to mix CDs for your friends, even use them in videos you make, as long as you're only doing these things for strictly noncommercial purposes.In short: we're happy for you to share our music, but you're not allowed to make money off of it. If you'd like to to use one of our tracks in any way that would be considered a commercial use, you must contact us first.

Some of the music offered by RCRD LBL is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license

naked-music

pierro — 2008-03-22T08:10:15Z

Geschmaecker sind, Gott lob, recht verschieden. Folgende Links treffen aber meinen Gaumen des selbgen:

-> naked-music und aquarian-angel

** by the way: Nine Inch Nails jetzt auch komplett zum kostenlosen Download

SpinJay - The Playlist Exchange

pierro — 2007-12-28T05:38:00Z

Derzeit warte ich nachwie vor auf ein mich einladendendes Zeichen basierend von Spotify. Doch ohne jegliches mich zufriedenstellendes Resultat.

Deshalb richte ich meinen Musicblick vorerst auf SpinJay.

1. Request a Playlist

Let's say Jim wants some music for his big party next weekend. He logs on to SpinJay and types up something like this:

I'm having a huge party at my house next weekend, but I don't want to spend the money to hire a DJ. I don't have much music of my own, so I need some help here. This playlist needs to be about an hour long, with nonstop, exciting music. My ideal playlist would have a good mix of rock, techno, and pop, but don't let that hold you back if you have any other great ideas. There are going to be about 100 people there, so pick music that sounds good with the volume knob at 11. It doesn't have to be all mainstream music, but I don't want anything too weird.

Jim posts the request, spending a few of his points.

2. Create a Playlist

Anne, a fan of rock and dance music, sees Jim's request and thinks she has the perfect playlist. She browses through her song library for a bit, and comes up with a great playlist.
Jack also sees Jim's request, and submits a playlist of his own.

3. Vote on Playlists

Later, Chris, Julia, Scott, and Mike are browsing through requests, looking to make a few points. They see Jim's request, with Anne and Jack's playlists attached. Even though Jack's playlist is good, they think that Anne's playlist better fits what Jim wants, so they vote for Anne's playlist.

4. Enjoy!