Internet has abundance of almost everything you can search for.  That poses difficulty in selecting the best thing you were looking for.  Similarly when it comes to music videos, there are numerous places you can watch them online.  Not all of them have high quality original content.  Some of them are actually links from other sites.

That’s why today, I am sharing Top 3 places where you can watch latest good quality music videos.  The videos are generally arranged by artists, albums or genre.  So all you need to do is search for one and start watching all videos from that album or artist.  Other than that, most of these sites have inbuilt playlists like ‘Top 100′, Top 10 of the week/month’ and so on and so forth.  Some of them allow you to create your own playlist too with your favorite videos.

Most of these allow you to share videos with your friends and on popular social networks.  You may also embed videos on your blog too.  So check them out:

  1. Vevo: Vevo is a site powered by Youtube.  VEVO features the most extensive catalog of premium music content found anywhere on the web.  Vevo is dedicated to music only, so you won’t find anything else here.  You can start by linking your Youtube, Facebook or Gmail account with Vevo and share with your friends when you want.  Most of the video I watched were high quality and one of them is embedded below:
  2. MTV: When it comes to music, you can’t forget about MTV.  Can you?  MTV is obviously a place you can watch unlimited videos.  Besides music you can check out other interesting stuff too like movie trailers and TV episodes.  Link your Facebook account to start with.  Here is one interesting video:
  3. Spike: Spike is filled with so much content that in my personal experience it was even tough for what I was looking for.  At the same time, if you know your way around in Spike then there is so much you can find on Spike.  Be careful, so material is not suitable for all audiences.  Check out one video I liked:

Yahoo and AOL Music are also contender in this music video space.  But they don’t seem to be very popular and feature rich.  However it doesn’t hurt to browse through these destinations too for music.  I didn’t find the content also very high quality. The library is also not that vast, AOL has only 24000 videos at the time of writing.

Some people also prefer to watch music through Boxee and other similar interface and don’t actually care where they are hosted.

So let us know in comment section where do you generally watch music videos?  What are your views about it.

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