For when that video also fails....
Go to
www.google.com like usual and type a string consisting of three parts:
[1] [2] [3]
Part 1: intitle:"index.of" - This will never change. It is this and always this.
Part 2: The name of your song - basically whatever you want to search for. So if you want songs by Dave Matthews Band, you'd type that in. The only variance is you'd put periods between the words instead of spaces so that you get results separated by anything. If you use spaces, your results will only pull up filenames where the words are separated by spaces, but if you use periods, your results will show filenames where the words are separated by anything including hyphens, commas, dots, anything. So in my example, you'd type dave.matthews.band.
Part 3: The pages you want to filter - you want only song files, not webpages that may match the query. So you don't want any type of html, asp, jsp, php, htm, pdf or any other types of files that aren't songs. Simply put a minus sign in front of them and separate each kind with a space.
So finally, if I wanted to search for songs by the Dave Matthews Band, I'd type the following:
intitle:"index.of" dave.matthews.band -html -htm -asp -jsp -php -pdf
And if I wanted to search for a specific song title, simply put that in instead of the artist name. So if I want For Whom The Bell Tolls, I could do the following:
intitle:"index.of" whom.bell.tolls -html -htm -pdf -asp -jsp -php -pdf
If you go to microsoft.com, you can download Sidebar widgets for Windows Vista and one of them is a little search box to search Google for mp3s. It's got all the other crap hard coded into it so you just put your song into the search box and it uses Internet Explorer to find it for you.
