[keyle]

Grooveshark was awesome! From the brand, the UI, the service. RIP Grooveshark.

[jumpkick]

Check this out, if you want to know a little about the internal history of Grooveshark: https://sharklore.org/

[Lambdanaut]

They really were the best, and they had obscure music that I would have never expected they'd have. Old SNES game OST like the super mario rpg soundtrack was there. It felt like if I could think it, I could find it. Ad-free and flawless free experience.

Truly a gem.

[SuperPaintMan]

I was using it at my job when it went down. Music stopped, things weren't responding, reloaded the page and knew it wasn't coming back.

I was using it way back when you could use their Java Applet to upload your music. Had my entire library on it!

[altendo]

Yes! And there were the deep cuts of songs too.

It was a wild ride. I am so fortunate to have been there for the time that I had.

Appreciate the love everyone's been sending in the comments. It's good to not be forgotten :)

[tomjen3]

Indeed. I was a paid user, hoping for the site to get some legitimacy.

Unfortunately we need to change the copyright system for music to require a uniform fee only if we ever want to see another groveshark.

[anon_cow1111]

If you're looking for that specifically and weren't aware of it already, there's a ton of old videogame OSTs archived on KHinsider.