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elcome to the Digital Meltd0wn Music Blog Aggregator & Blogroll. The aim of this project is to build the most comprehensive list of music blogs available on the internet, and categorize them according to genre for your convenience. You can click the link above, scroll down, or select a category from the drop down menu at the top of the page to skip directly to the list of blogs. I hope that this blogroll will serve as an invaluable resource for music enthusiasts everywhere.

I strive to ensure that this list contains blogs of the highest caliber. Each blog must meet several requirements in order to make the list. It is inevitable that some visitor's favorite blogs will be excluded as a result of these restrictions, yet it will ensure that the blogs listed will be of a much higher quality. I should also mention that blogs which contain commercially available material will not be listed here. Digital Meltd0wn does not advocate piracy, yet we are not responsible for the content of the blogs listed here. Our aim is to promote blogs which focus on rare material that is out of print or otherwise unavailable. If you find a blog on the list that fails to meet this criteria, please report it.

I would like to take the time to thank all of you music bloggers out there, whether you are on this list or not. As a music blogger myself, I know how much dedication and hard work goes into running a blog. Your work does not go unappreciated, and this list would not exist at all were it not for you.

Please visit my regular music blog: http://digitalmeltd0wn.blogspot.com

Featured Blogs
  • The Chronic Music blog has been going strong since January of 2008. One of the first things you will notice upon visiting the blog is the simple, yet stylish three-column layout, which features a number of different navigational options to choose from. The thing I love the most about this blog is that it is truly eclectic, offering up everything from acid jazz to melodic death metal. I love exploring the tag clouds on blogs such as this, as they tend to be a invaluable resource, either for broadening my knowledge of genres and artists that I know very little about, or introducing me to those that I am completely unaware of.

    It is evident that a great deal of time has been spent perfecting this blog. Several modifications have been made in order to provide a variety of methods for navigation. Dropdown menus replace the traditional archived posts and labels lists, and as I mentioned above, he has also added a tag cloud for labels. Chronic Music also provides more information than the average blog about the content being posted. In addition to the great write-ups, you will also find links to the artists' official sites, wikipedia entries, discogs page, a preview track, and links to several different sites where you can buy the album. The Chronic Music blog certainly believes in offering a broad range of choices to it's visitors.



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    eirdo Music is the first non-blog to be featured here. You may be wondering why the featured blog isn't a blog at all. The reason I chose to feature Weirdo Music is because it's owner does a great deal to promote and share music that would remain largely unnoticed were it not for his efforts. The site is operated by Marco Kalnenek from Heerlen, the Netherlands. Weirdo Music is a multi-purpose site, delivering news, reviews, and columns, in addition to serving as an online record shop. One of my favorite areas of the site is the downloads section, where Marco features a revolving collection of music blogs which focus on rare and unusual music. In addition to Weirdo Music, Marco has also been operating his own net-label, WM Recordings, since 2004. The WM catalog features a rather eclectic selection of independent artists, offering everything from Pop to Afrobeat. The majority of the WM Recordings catalog can be downloaded for free, but there are also a few commercial releases available at a generous price. Marco is also an accomplished independent musician in his own right, having self-released several full length albums and EPs. You can read more about his musical projects here.

    Weirdo Music: http://weirdomusic.com/
    WM Recordings: http://wmrecordings.com


  • The Chocoreve music blog hardly needs any introduction to many within the music blog community. It's operator, Chocoreve has been going strong since February of 2005. During it's first few months of existence, it simply linked to other websites, pointing out where to find quality albums. However, in June of 2005, Chocoreve started to serve up albums from his own collection. During the last couple of years it has developed into a vast treasure trove of vintage music from around the world. Chocoreve is probably best known for it's huge collection of compilations of rare garage rock and psychedelic tracks from the 60's and 70's, the majority of which contain tracks that you won't find anyplace else. It is a simple site in terms of presentation and design, remaining largly unaltered in appearance since it's first inception. Most of the albums do not feature reviews; however, don't let this small fact discourage you from downloading any of them, as the majority of them are unsung gems well worth listening to. Chocoreve is a legendary blog to all who are familiar with it, and if you're unfamiliar with it, upon visiting it you will soon understand the reason why. Have you left your comment today?


  • I am in the process of adding the remaining featured blogs. Please check back soon


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January 20, 2008

File Upload/Distribution Sites




I have decided to start sharing other music related resources here. The main focus of this blog will always be to share all the wonderful music blogs available on the internet, but I would also like expand on that idea, and make it a great place for all things music. Next, I plan to make a list of freeware music software. If you have any ideas on music resources that I could add please leave a comment.

I'm sure I'm not the only one who is sick of Rapidshare's dominance of file uploading. There are plenty of great alternatives out there, but unfortunately they are overlooked by many. In my opinion the best sites are those which distribute files to several upload sites. These are known as file distribution sites. If you know of any that aren't on this list, please leave a comment, and I will add it. If you know of a friend or site that you frequent which is guilty of using rapidshare, please point them in this direction. Hopefully we can break people from using rapidshare eventually.


File Upload/Distribution Sites:


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QOOY • Rapidshare • Megaupload • EasyShare • Netload • DepositFiles
Xirror
XLspread
TinyLoad
Sharebee
FTP2SHARE • Registration Required
MirrorIT
YouMirror
MassMirror
ShareOnAll
HubUpload • 20 Available Hosts
FlameUpload • Rapidshare • MegaUpload • DepositFiles • FileFactory • ZShare
UploadJockey • Megaupload • EasyShare • DepositFiles
FileSpreading



Posted by Zer0_II at 1:22 AM

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11 comments:

Anonymous said...

The file upload service'dr.ag' you've listed here is on PeerGuardian's Blacklist(as a malicious anti P2P site).Just in case, you did not know...
G.

January 24, 2008 11:35 AM
Zer0_II said...

Thanks for the info. I've removed the site from the list.

January 26, 2008 7:40 PM
Onion Terror said...

Another good list that I've only just noticed. The ones I use are these:
http://www.fileden.com/
http://www.divshare.com/

Fileden requires registration but you get 1Gb of space for free and DivShare provides unlimited free space and never deletes your files.

January 28, 2008 3:30 PM
derek said...

Thanks for this list!

Please add mine:

http://deekmedia.wordpress.com

it's umm... an eclectic collection of downloads, heh.

April 9, 2008 2:53 AM
rickdog said...

drop.io is a fine place to share music

http://www.drop.io/

It's got a lot of cool features that other sites don't have, like uploading media via email, recording messages via phone, fax up to. Each page can be made collaborative if you want, but can be read-only, read and add, or full read/write for everyone. I really like it, it has great widgets, and is not for just music, you can use if for a party organizer for example that all your friends can work on.

April 17, 2008 4:13 AM
Anonymous said...

Sharebee.com definately.

November 22, 2008 11:15 AM
Anonymous said...

http://www.uploadfrog.net - It uploads files up to 100mb on Rapidshare, Megaupload, Depositfiles, Zshare, Sharedzilla, Netload, Sendspace, Filefactory, Badongo, Load.to, Easyshare, and Flyupload.

Also supports remote uploading too!

July 4, 2009 2:20 AM
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February 7, 2010 10:08 AM
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Thanks for this list!

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February 26, 2010 9:34 AM
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برامج مجانية
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