When you have found what you are looking for, left click your mouse on the song title and (depending on server loads at the time) a download monitor page will open directing you to the currently active and fastest server. Next, if your browser is configured to play music, you can left click your mouse on the song title link and play the song, or Download the song by right clicking your mouse on the link title and select "Save Target as.." in Microsoft Explorer or "Save Link as.." in Netscape Navigator.

This variant of our search engine, SpiderMonkey3, crawls our server cluster music resources to find MPEG format .mp3 files exclusively. Because mp3 files are binary they contain no readable text information. We have expanded the database for many of these files with lyrics and other information but that is not true in all cases. To increase the effectiveness of your search, use fewer keywords. That is different from doing a normal text/html web search.

Don't search for the actual URI unless you are certain of it's correct syntax. It is a hopeless guessing routine and it leaves the engine no option but to make an absolute decline of your search if even one character in your search criteria is out of place. The problem is that you won't know if the file doesn't exist or if it does exist if you incorrectly entered the filename.

WHAT IS "MP3"?

MPEG Audio Layer-3, popularly referred to as MP3, is a digital format for the encoding of audio data, developed through a joint effort of Fraunhofer IIS, and the University of Erlangen in Germany. 

The revolutionary nature of the ISO-MPEG Audio Layer-3 algorithm lies in the perceptual coding technique which exploits the understanding of the subjective faculty of human hearing and the mechanism of human auditory perception to evaluate how data can be compressed while retaining very high audio fidelity.