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Jan 6, 2008
Years ago (2000 and 2001) I uploaded music to my Geocities
account. From there I was able to write html codes for
each song and place it on my website. I can still use
those codes for the music I uploaded at that time.
Things have changed!
Can this still be done? If so how and where? I need some
new music! lol
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The "in thing" now is MP3 music.
You can have them download MP3 files or
play them with an "embedded" MP3 Player.
Most people use Flash Players and you can
get a few different ones for free.
(See the website example link below)
I'm not sure if this is what you're referring to or not.