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Let’s face it, music television is dead and it’s never coming back. So if you want to find the hottest new videos, as well as your favorite classic video clips, you’re going to have to go online.
Featured Music Video
RihannaShe's one of the "Best" |
Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction. |
The red jumpsuit apparatus“Your guardian angel” |
Awesome June videoI lose myself. |
Feast of loveCarly brothers honestly |
 Avril
Lavigne "Girlfriend" She's really good. |
 Bouncy
BeyonceBeyonce Knowles shakin' like no other! |
 Britney exposed and dangerously hot!Britney like you've never seen her before. |
 Lil Wayne videoYea Develop (The Carter III) |
 Beyonce getting down Beyonce and Jay-Z performing at the 2006 BET Awards! |
Featured Music Video Sites
YouTube
There are tons of music videos and live music clips
loaded on YouTube. Type in your favorite artist and you’ll
be amazed how much great stuff comes up.
MTV.com
Surprisingly MTV does still show music videos,
they just do it online only. On the plus side this site
has nearly music video you’d ever care to see by every
damn artist in the freaking world. On the downside it’s
pretty bandwidth heavy and chock-full of ads. So you get
the good with the bad.
VH1.com
MTV’s younger, but shockingly more mature brother
also has their own online video station. This on is called
“The V-Spot” and it’s pretty slick. The video player launches
in its own window and the picture/audio quality is better
that what you’ll find on MTV’s site. They also have a collection
of exclusive live performances too. The videos at their
site seem to be tailored towards VH1’s older, more mellow
demographic though, so don’t go looking for Slayer vids
because you won’t find them.
iFilm.com
iFilm’s music video collection is a nice mix
of old and new, so you can rock out to Journey’s “Don’t
Stop Believing” and Pink’s “U and Ur Hand” back-to-back.
The video quality is good and the interface may be overly
simple, but that does make it an easy-to-navigate site.
VideoCodeZone.com
You kids and your MySpace pages, you
love to trick them out with flashy graphics, stupid quizzes
and, most importantly, your favorite music videos. This
site not only allows you to watch thousands of your favorite
videos, but it also gives you the code you can insert into
your MySpace, Facebook or whatever page so you can showcase
it on your blog or whatever you want.
MSN.com
Microsoft’s music service is still in beta but
it has some good stuff set up. The video quality is pretty
damn good and the interface is one of the easier ones to
navigate and use. One caveat though, even thought there’s
no mention of compatibility issues on the homepage, don’t
even bother using anything but Internet Explorer to watch
these videos, because they won’t work nearly as well (if
at all).
Anime Music Videos
Do you really like Weezer? Do you really
like Akira?
Ever wish you could see a music video combining them both?
Odds are you can find it at The Anime Music Video website.
Featuring work done by amateur editors with too much anime
and free time on their hands, this shrine to copyright
infringement takes some of your favorite tunes and gives
them new videos using scenes from countless different anime
movies and TV shows.
Submarine Channel
An awesome set of great videos for great
songs made by great directors and great artists. This artsy
site has a collection of themed music video channels for
directors like Spike Jonze as well as settings like New
York and themes such as “French New Wave.” Even better…there
isn’t a single commercial on the damn site!
PitchforkMedia.com
They may be the biggest collection
of jaded elitist music critic pricks on the internet, but
their 100 Awesome Music Videos feature is still one of
the best collections of music videos on the internet. If
a YouTube link on the list doesn’t work just do a search
for the video, you’ll find another YouTube link that does,
and the pointlessness of removing videos from YouTube rears
its ugly head again.