VGMRips is a site for retro video game music rips, organized into packs. Music can be played directly in a browser or downloaded as vgm, vgz or ogg files. VGM is a sample-accurate sound logging format for many machines and sound chips.
DMO
Dance Music Organisation (DMO) is a site for free MP3 electronic dance music album downloads, covering genres such as jungle, drum n bass, hardcore, techno, house, trance, dubstep, breaks, electro and hip hop. It also lists charts and downloads of tracks by various artists.
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- Download electronic dance music albums for FREE Source: dance-music.org
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0VGMRips is a site for retro video game music rips, organized into packs. Music can be played directly in a browser or downloaded as vgm, vgz or ogg files. VGM is a sample-accurate sound logging format for many machines and sound chips.
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0Themesong is an audio or music resource for streaming, discovery, editing, production, or library management.
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0DatPiff is a mixtape site for listening to and downloading free mixtapes, hip hop music, videos and underground releases. The site states that it is evolving beyond its website and app and has partnered with Archive.org to keep the library accessible while work on the next iteration is under way.
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0Site about the Archeophone, a cylinder phonograph player created in France in 1998 by Henri Chamoux. It describes the device as capable of playing wax and celluloid phonograph cylinders produced between 1888 and 1929 and later, and notes its use by archives for transcribing cylinders onto CD. The site also offers mp3 cylinder recordings and information on early recording history.
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