singingfish
website where people can listen to song samples, download whole songs, or watch videos. windows media player uses or used singing fish as a search engine. the website may or may not have the song you are looking for. it is also a very sensitive search engine where one wrong character can make a huge difference.
joe: so i stopped using limewire.
jim: really? so what now?
joe: i started using singingfish.com, its not as great, but i think it’s legal, not like limewire.
short for singingfish.com, a once glorious internet search engine used to find free full length and/or 30 music/video downloads. launched in 2000, it was one of the earliest and longest lived search engines dedicated to multimedia content. it was bought by aol in 2003, and know if you type in singingfish.com it just goes to aol music or something else bs. im really sry for all you that never got to experience the glory of singingfish.com
person a:i really need to get darude-sandstorm for the rave this weekend
person b: singingfish that
person c: that sh-t got shut down by gd aol
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