Once you get passed the site’s atrocious English, you’ll love Deezer, which allows you to search for and listen to any song, any time you want. What’s the catch? None, really. There is no limit to how many songs you can search for, how many songs you can listen to (except for, of course, your ISP’s bandwidth limit), etc. Not only that, but if you don’t see one of your favorite artists there, you can easily upload an unlimited amount of songs for the community to enjoy. You can even share your songs with your friends, and embed them on external sites!

I know what you’re thinking: “This can’t be legal!” It probably isn’t. Not in America, at least. Being based in France, where the laws are different (the site may be hosted somewhere else, altogether, though), it might actually be telling the truth (I’m unfamiliar with France’s copyright laws, though). The site existed before under the name BlogMusik, but was unable to cope with the legal troubles and had to go offline. Now with it’s new name, Deezer, it’s back online and (supposedly) 100% legit. Below, I have embedded a song by Pink Martini named “No Hay Problema,” to see how it all works.

UPDATE: Apparently, the embed doesn’t work right now. I removed it, sorry. Instead, here’s a “share by email” link: http://www.blogmusik.net/?urlIdSong=11766
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