A brand new mash up of Last.fm, Billboard, and YouTube has emerged called Tubeify. It turns YouTube into a jukebox. Tomas Isdal, founder of the site, noticed how poorly YouTube handled music and decided to transform it into a traditional desktop music player. The most interesting feature of the service is “Time Travel."
This allows fans to pull up the Billboard chart for any week since 1964 and listen to the songs that were popular. Users can share their playlists with friends and playlist links can be shared anywhere. Through Tubeify, I'm listening to the latest Girl Talk album. It plays without interruptions. The search, since it's powered by Last.fm, works amazingly. If the sound quality was cranked up a notch, it's easy to imagine what the wonders of Spotify will feel like... one day. (via TorrentFreak)
This allows fans to pull up the Billboard chart for any week since 1964 and listen to the songs that were popular. Users can share their playlists with friends and playlist links can be shared anywhere. Through Tubeify, I'm listening to the latest Girl Talk album. It plays without interruptions. The search, since it's powered by Last.fm, works amazingly. If the sound quality was cranked up a notch, it's easy to imagine what the wonders of Spotify will feel like... one day. (via TorrentFreak)
