Indie Shuffle VS Playlist.com

For music, try indieshuffle.com as a starting point. Source: 11 months ago

YouTube doesn't carry a lot of indie music, and I'm really into indie music. I usually use indieshuffle.com. When I come across a new, I'll search online, and often it's not on YouTube but on, say, the band's soundcloud site. More often it's on Spotify. I use Spotify Premium. Another great feature of Spotify is that it provides the "if you like this, then you might like that feature." That's not on YouTube music,... Source: about 2 years ago

This was in earliest days of Internet, and I used probably AOL's search engine trying to find free MP3s to finally land on Project Playlist, so I wrote them a heartfelt letter about my jail experience over "Sliver" when the bar played "Rape Me" instead, and pointed out playlist.com was available and easier to type. Source: over 1 year ago

There was an old website called playlist.com. I had just discovered it and was searching for the Tracy Bonham song "Mother Mother", which I loved but hadn't heard in years. I couldn't find the song, but what did pop up was a song called "Dirty Town" by the band Mother Mother. I clicked it out of curiosity and holy shit. It turned out to be the first song on their album "Touch Up", which to this day I regard as a... Source: almost 2 years ago

Unfortunately, this was back in the days when I would listen to stuff on websites like playlist.com that I think people would edit titles or download pirated music, so it's never very accurate. Source: over 2 years ago