Search over 15 million songs with Worry About You

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Search over 15 million songs with Worry About You

by Nancy Messieh Jul 1st 2008

It's hard to take a site called Worry About You seriously, especially when they claim that their search engine will direct to you to over 15 million songs. In an attempt to overlook the bizarre name choice, we're just going to refer to it as WAY from now on because Worry About You is possibly the most irrelevant Web 2.0 name in history.

Despite the fact that they might be prone to exaggeration and might need a lesson or two in brand marketing, the site works pretty well. We tried a bunch of different searches, from obscure eighties one-hit wonders to every cover of Wild Horses we could lay our hands on and WAY always delivered.

They give you the choice between streaming the song or downloading it, not that we're encouraging the latter. The site follows in the footsteps of countless other web-based mp3 search engines that are anything but legal, but it doesn't really differ much from its predecessors, apart from offering the service in six languages.

Tags: downloading, mp3, music, streaming

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

TEILLU said 9:40AM on 7-01-2008

The can also try improving their servers to avoid the permanent "Please, try again later" message...

http://teillu.blogspot.com

Ed said 4:56PM on 7-01-2008

sounds good but it always times out when i try to search.....

Jesse said 4:09PM on 7-02-2008

Tried it out and it's totally rockin. Thanx DL Squad!!!

pixxi77 said 7:27PM on 8-25-2008

can anyone tell me how to get the sms activation code for this site plz

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