Google Launches Google Music
George Meyson writes "Google has launched a new service known as Google Music that will allow a person to search fast links to song lyrics, musical artists and CD titles on the main search results page. The user can type in the name of a band, artist, album or song in the main Google search bar special, and results will appear at the top, accompanied by icons of music notes. Items that can be purchased will have links to merchants for online ordering or downloading. Initial merchant partners include Apple Computer's iTunes service, RealNetworks Rhapsody, eMusic and Amazon.com." From the Google Blog: "A few of us decided to try to make the information you get for these searches even better, so we created a music search feature. Now you can search for a popular artist name, like the Beatles or the Pixies, and often Google will show some information about that artist, like cover art, reviews, and links to stores where you can download the track or buy a CD via a link at the top of your web search results page."
RIAA sues Google
Do multiple searches, and you could string enough icons of music notes together to get a free song.
Intitle:"Index of /" nameofartist nameofalbum mp3, I'm feeling lucky
Insomniak`: Stupid fucking Google
Insomniak`: "The" is a common word, and was not included in your search
Insomniak`: "Who" is a common word, and was not included in your search
Thank you,
Slashdot Dept. of Licensing Offices
Keep your eyes to the sky.
it even has Beatles in the summary, it was just asking to be submitted by him.
That's because you have to rent the search results. :)
My Wife caught the Pixies...
I'm sure there is some kind of ointment that will take care of that.
That's all well and good, but what about phonetic searching of songs?
You know, that song that goes "da da da. da da. da da da. whirrrr!"
If you think that's good, try searching for "French military victories" (without the quotes) and hit "I'm Feeling Lucky." You'll get a kick out of the result.
If Murphy's Law can go wrong, it will.
Google buys RIAA.
Fractured Element
I'm mean googles. Will my usual searches for Britney Spears be somehow disrupted by this new music search engine?
[steps away from tee...]
This one gang kept wanting me to join cause I'm pretty good with a bo staff.