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Here are 2,748 mashups for you to enjoy.

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Want some other choices for music? Here’s some other sites:

• Pandora - Your own personal online radio station.
• Slacker - Another personal online radio station.
• Last.fm - The last FM radio you’ll ever need.
• Radio Blog Club - Add a radio to your blog.
• Jamendo - Over 2000 albums available for listening.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I download a single tune?

To the right of each tune is an arrow pointing down. Click on that to download the tune you want. If nothing happens, you have popup blocking enabled, disable it for this site and it’ll work.

When I try to download a tune, Quicktime plays the tune rather than allow me to download it. How do I fix this?

You’ll have to disable Quicktime from handling mp3 files:

• Firefox 1.5: Go to “Tools -> Options -> Downloads / Download Actions -> View & Edit Actions”.
• Firefox 2.0: Go to “Tools -> Options -> Content / File Types -> Manage…”.
• Firefox 3.0: Go to “Tools -> Options -> Applications” and do a Search for “MPEG Layer 3″. Click on Actions, and for both entries choose “Always Ask”.
• Internet Explorer 6: Go to “Tools -> Manage Addons -> find QuickTime Object and choose Disable”.
• Internet Explorer 7: Hit the ALT key on keyboard to show menu toolbar. Go to “Tools -> Manage Addons -> Enable or Disable Addons -> Show “Add-ons that don’t require permission to run” -> find QuickTime Object and choose Disable”.
• Safari: No idea. If you know how to fix this, contact me and let me know.

When I try to download a tune with Internet Explorer 7, Windows Media Player plays the tune rather than allow me to download it. How do I fix this?

Hit the ALT key on keyboard to show menu toolbar. Go to “Tools -> Manage Addons -> Enable or Disable Addons -> Show “Add-ons that don’t require permission to run” -> find Windows Media Player and Disable the addon.

Nothing above worked for me. Now what?

If Windows Media Player or Quicktime still insists on loading the tune, then go up to the menu and click on File>Save As and save it to wherever you want the tune at.

Dude, none of the above works. What now?

If you’re using Internet Explorer, try using Firefox. If you’re using Firefox, try using Internet Explorer. That’s all I can help with at this point.

I tried everything, and nothing works. Can I email you and see if you have a secret tip that you haven’t posted here that’ll help me?

All you’d be doing is making me feel bad that I can’t help you. Trust me, anything I discover that’ll help you, I’ll post in this FAQ.

If I send you $XX, will you burn all these tunes to a CD/DVD and mail it to me?

No, I will not.

Where did all the mashups come from?

Well, most can be found on mp3 blogs, or you can find DJ’s making them available at Get Your Bootleg On, and just using Google to search around for them.

Did you do all the mashups?

Heavens no, I just enjoy the tunes. At the end of each tune is a name in parenthesis (). That’s the person who did it.

Are you looking for some good tunes? Buy a guitar and grab some friends.  To start your jam session you’ll need drums.  Pick up an amp and you’re all set to make great music.