Free MP3 Playlist Swapping

A new web site, FIQL.com, offers its users a way to trade favorite mp3 playlists. The site, pronounced "fickle," is free to join and is divided into musical genres and themed categories, letting students find playlists for any occasion or mood.





Depending upon their technical background, fans can create playlists from scratch by manually entering the information or upload existing playlists from their music libraries. FIQL.com also lets members stream audio samples and/or buy individual songs listed on the playlists through iTunes and MSN, allowing users to learn about new bands, while adding new MP3s to their digital music libraries at the same time.

FIQL.com contains original editorial content that is updated weekly. Columns range from "The Art of the Radish," by Robert Burke, profiling controversial topics like "Satanic Backmasking" and "Execution Songs" to the more whimsical "Tuba Songs." Other columns include "Melody's Musings," a retrospective look back at acts ranging from U2 to Prince, and "The Randomplay Archivist," examining the history of popular music.

Source: press release

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