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Download Free Music on Google

I searched for Google hacks on YouTube and came across one for downloading free music on Google. I decided to share this hack with you.

  1. Go to Google and type this in the search bar:
    intitle:”index.of”(mp3|mp4|avi)song.name -html -php -htm -asp
    Enter a song name where it says song.name.
    The -html -php etc is so those file types will not appear in the search. We only want music files.
  2. Hit enter and you should find some music files.
  3. If you want to save this code so you don’t have to keep typing it every time you want to download music, hit “Ctrl B” > right click > new bookmark.
  4. Type “Index Directory” as the name. Type “music” as the keyword. Copy and paste the URL as the location. Then replace the song title with %s.
    The URL should look something like this when you’re done editing:
    http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=intitle%3A%22index.of%22%28mp3%7C mp4%7Cavi%29%s+-html+-php+-htm+-asp&btnG=Search
  5. When you want to search for music, type this in the address bar:
    “music song.title” without the quotations. Enter the song title where it says “song.title”.

This short cut only works in Mozilla Firefox. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial.

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  1. Pavan Identicon Icon
    Pavan on 09.25.2007 at 11:31 (Reply)

    Wow, this is helpful o.o I’ll have to try it =]

  2. Rilla Identicon Icon
    Rilla on 09.26.2007 at 15:19 (Reply)

    Oh wow what a great tip! I hate launching LimeWire all the time. Thanks! :D

  3. Kaylee Identicon Icon
    Kaylee on 09.26.2007 at 15:54 (Reply)

    I don’t really download music, but it seems really helpful. Did you come up with it yourself?

  4. Cindy Identicon Icon
    Cindy on 09.26.2007 at 19:08 (Reply)

    Oh yeah, I’ve come across that before. =P I already have it set up in my Firefox. I don’t use it much though.

  5. Angela Identicon Icon
    Angela on 09.27.2007 at 07:58 (Reply)

    I love google. Seriously. I will definitely check this out. LOL. I am not much for downloading music as of late, but if it’s really as easy as that.. well hmm. :X

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