Tunes.com
Tunes.com is actually the home of 3 sites; Rolling Stone, The Source and Down Beat. These 3 music sites combine to make a complete collection of all music areas. They have it all

 CDNOW
If you want to buy a music CD this is the place to go. The site also has news, reviews, interviews and more

 MTV
What would a Music link page be without MTV? Check out all the news and information on your favourite bands and find out whats on when

 Hard Rock.com
Everyone knows about the Hard Rock Cafe, but did you know that they sell music, and have Hotels in Las Vegas, Orlando, and Bali (never heard of Bali, then check out the "Travel Guide" links), so find out for yourself

 RealNetworks
It's not just RealAudio anymore, now you can download their free player and use RealGuide to find just about any musical genre available from Blues to World Music and even Talk Radio

 Virgin Net
You can't talk about music without including something from the UK. At this site you can find the latest news, album reviews, charts and gig guide and much much more

 MP3.com
A great source for digital music downloaded from the Internet. In case you've been asleep for the past year or so and haven't heard, MP3 is a compressed music format file, which gives near CD music quality but has a much smaller file size. This is the place to go. They have just about every music genre ranging from Alternative to Traditional with complete albums for sale and zillions of FREE downloads

 Live365.com
Is this the new wave? Broadcast your own musical selections or listen to others while you surf. Give it a try. We guarantee you'll be back

 Tickets.com
A one-stop, on-line ticket site. Find out who, where, and when concerts are happening and purchase your tickets easily

 Live Online
This site is a little different, it's a guide for live, and sometimes not so live, music events on the Internet. You can search for events by type of music or by artist

 Global Music Network
GMN promotes Classical and Jazz music from around the world. A very interesting site with over 200 hours of music to listen to and another 60 hours of video interviews

 Smithsonian Institute
Don't be fooled by the name. The Smithsonian knows more about music than most. If you are looking for the History of Music or information about the Aeolian Harp or Artists and on-line Exhibitions at the Smithsonian then this is the right place for you