Results are ordered by relevance, with exact matches first.
Band names and song titles automatically rank higher in your results.
Results are also ordered by frequency (how many times a word appears on a page)
so words repeated throughout a song make the best search keywords.
Click 'Help' on the search results page for details on using operators (+/-)
and wildcards (*/?).
Omit common words like 'the' and 'I' unless you're searching by song title or band name.
If you're trying to identify and locate a song by some of its lyrics,
omit any words you're not sure about instead of guessing. Avoid words/phrases
with the potential for multiple spellings, like 'wanna' and 'want to'.
Instead of returning repeatedly to the A-Z index pages, use the MASTERLIST.
It loads in the sidebar, and contains the entire band directory. Some bands
don't appear on the A-Z pages, and the site search might not include recently added
bands and songs. The masterlist is always up-to-date and is always complete.
Click the EXPLORE HERE link on band/song pages
to load resources specific to that band, like their official
site, a discography, and links from the DMOZ Open Directory @
Google. Whenever possible, a link to the band's complete lyrics
is also provided. Usually this is a fansite and often includes
other detailed information like song meanings, live set lists,
and more.
If you discover one of these links broken, or no longer
up-to-date, use the message board to make a note of it so that
link can be replaced. If there isn't a link like this for a particular
band but you know of (or later find) a good fansite with the band's
lyrics, post the site's URL on the message board so other fans can
find it.
On song pages, the album (or original album) on which the song can
be found is noted, and this is usually an active link directly to that
album's detail page at either Amazon Music, Tower Records, or CDNOW.
This allows you quick access to more information about that album,
like reviews and sound samples. Some discography links also go directly
to similiar detail pages instead of a page here on the site. This is
usually temporary, and a permanent discography here will eventually
replace that link.
Please keep in mind this site is basically the hobby of a single music
fan. As a visitor, you can help keep the site useful and accurate by
using the message board to point out errors or outdated pages. This kind
of feedback is greatly appreciated, but feel free to post any types of
comments, and don't hesitate to request songs or bands you'd like to see
added to the site.
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