music search - darien3

the cyberspace escape zone of
Darien3

If your favorite ROCK/ POP MUSIC-RELATED LINK isn't listed,
or if you find an OUTDATED LINK ...
PLEASE LET ME KNOW ABOUT IT !




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Please note that individual artists may be listed under first name, last name, or even both names.
In other words, "Jimmy Page" may be listed under "J" and/ or "P."
This relates to both a general random search AND a specific search.

I'm currently updating the database, adding a lot more artists, as well as a lot more search targets -
so that it will make it more likely you'll find something in a random search.

In case of those who don't know, it explains right below this paragraph how to do that. If you're not sure of the spelling, you're more or less shit out of luck, though - because I don't have the time to sit here and think up all of the different was that someone might MISspell something. Sorry ...

For RANDOM search, you need to go up to your browser's address window. In case you don't know, the FILE NAME is the part after the last slash in the address. After that last slash, you want to type this:

musicsearch_x.html#

The "x" here stands for the first letter of what you're looking for

next, after the #, you can type in specifically what you are looking for

Remember that capitalization counts, and that I am going to try to list things both ways, but that at least initially, you'll do better by NOT capitalizing anything. Also DO NOT LEAVE SPACES. Let's say you're looking for the band "Three Doors Down"

First of all, there will be NO numerical page names here - so, in other words, the only place you're going to find them is directly on the "t" page. So, you need to type this:

musicsearch_t.html#

Next, after the "#" you can search by using:

3doors
3doorsdown
threedoors
threedoorsdown

So, in this example, your filename for searching can look like this:

musicsearch_t.html#3doorsdown

My eventual goal is to update the databank to the point that ANY ONE OF these random searches will find something on them. For right now, try several different ways. If nothing at all comes up after trying this then either you've done something wrong, or they are just not in there at all (yet...)

Have patience, and have fun ...

You may also want to check out this, depending upon what you're looking for:
midi databank

here's a very small sample of what's inside ...