Yes there was TRL and 106 & Park for TV music video viewing, however.... one website gets overlooked...
That is Yahoo Music, it was ranked the 1# website to watch Music videos in the mid 2000s before Youtube
even hit. I am sure most of you went to this site in the mid 2000s.

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Yes there was TRL and 106 & Park for TV music video viewing, however.... one website gets overlooked...
That is Yahoo Music, it was ranked the 1# website to watch Music videos in the mid 2000s before Youtube
even hit. I am sure most of you went to this site in the mid 2000s.

https://beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/12/yahoomusic2.jpg

https://miro.medium.com/max/500/1*_cAw8KBFTOTt9vlV8i43-w.jpeg


I remember Yahoo! Music, I forgot was it a free site?

I remember Yahoo! Music, I forgot was it a free site?

I remember it too, but I never actually browsed on it. I think it was a free site. (But it might have been limited as to what was offered.)

Premium you could make a playlist.  Probably the only difference between that and the free site.  Premium also had special artists sessions. (Which are now on YouTube.)

I've never done streaming music sites, and I still don't.  I don't like knowing that if my internet goes down, I can't listen to my music.
I download most of my music from YouTube.  The ones I don't, I rip from old vinyl or cassette, or convert to mp3 from an actual CD

I've never done streaming music sites, and I still don't.  I don't like knowing that if my internet goes down, I can't listen to my music.
I download most of my music from YouTube.  The ones I don't, I rip from old vinyl or cassette, or convert to mp3 from an actual CD

That’s good. I don’t do streaming either.

That’s good. I don’t do streaming either.

I do a lot of streaming of music myself.

I remember in 2004 watching music videos on Yahoo! Music regularly. Also before YouTube, I can't remember which site but one where you can copy HTML codes to embed in your MySpace page.

I do a lot of streaming of music myself.

If I wanna listen to certain songs, I can usually go to Youtube to find them. I also have a SiriusXM app on my Tablet.

If I wanna listen to certain songs, I can usually go to Youtube to find them. I also have a SiriusXM app on my Tablet.

I have Spotify and Pandora, so much music to keep myself busy.

I have Spotify and Pandora, so much music to keep myself busy.

I don’t use either of those apps; however my SiriusXM app has pandora channels for various artists.

Over the years it has always been YouTube for me.

I don’t use either of those apps; however my SiriusXM app has pandora channels for various artists.

My Father uses SiriusXM for his car.

Over the years it has always been YouTube for me.

That's another way to listen to music. O0

That's another way to listen to music. O0


Yeah, there's YouTube Music now. I've been using Spotify though, since 2015.

Yeah, there's YouTube Music now. I've been using Spotify though, since 2015.

Bat, I've been using Spotify for about 5,6 years and I have a music folder with close to 3,000 songs from all different genres and it keeps growing.

Bat, I've been using Spotify for about 5,6 years and I have a music folder with close to 3,000 songs from all different genres and it keeps growing.


If the internet ever went down, how would you listen to music?

If the internet ever went down, how would you listen to music?


I have some albums/playlists downloaded as I mostly keep Spotify in offline mode.

If the internet ever went down, how would you listen to music?


I got my smartphone for music.

If the internet ever went down, how would you listen to music?
I have the radio to listen to.

I got my smartphone for music.

I can use the browser on mine to go to Youtube. Occasionally I'll see Facebook posts that link to Youtube vids as well.

I have the radio to listen to.

As do I. But the music selection on most stations is very limited.

If I had my own radio station, I would have such an extensive playlist that you could never hear the same song twice in any 24-hour span. Sure, I'd probably play some songs more frequently than others, but never the same one twice in one day.

If the internet ever went down, how would you listen to music?
Can you whistle a happy tune?

I can use the browser on mine to go to Youtube. Occasionally I'll see Facebook posts that link to Youtube vids as well.

I also have music apps too as well.

Can you whistle a happy tune?


Every time I listen to Games Without Frontiers by Peter Gabriel :D

Yahoo! and MSN music.

Yahoo! and MSN music.

Ah yes, I remember MSN this and MSN that. I frequently played some of the puzzles games they offered.

Ah yes, I remember MSN this and MSN that. I frequently played some of the puzzles games they offered.

I never knew they had music.

I also remember before YouTube, there was Ebaumsworld for watching funny videos and cartoons. I remember watching the Badger, Badger; Burger King "Ding, fries are done", and "Peanut Butter Jelly Time" cartoons on there, and also the "Numa Numa" and Star Wars Kid videos.

I never knew they had music.

I don’t remember MSN Music either. Maybe because I didn’t really check out that section of the MSN site.

I miss it! And I created a lot of stations on the yahoo radios!!! Omg the memories!