Top 10 Music Videos Not On YouTube
Warner Bros. Records' new videos playlist on YouTube is currently out of service.
Here is the way the page looks:
Lights "February Air" [video unavailable]
The Raconteurs "Old Enough" [video unavailable]
Metallica "All Nightmare Long" [video unavailable]
Linkin Park "Leave Out All The Rest - LIVE From Road To Revolution DVD" [video unavailable]
Faith Hill "Joy To The World (from her 1st ever Christmas Album!)" [video unavailable]
The list of unavailable videos goes on for three pages, documenting new titles from everyone from E-40 to Jack's Mannequin to Seal. And there are thousands of more missing.
Last month, the record label giant home to superstars Madonna, Metallica and T.I., among others, demanded that YouTube remove their videos from the site.
According to a Reuters news article, it is believed that the Warner Music Group sought a larger profit from YouTube, though the label has yet to confirm this notion.
In a statement, Warner explained why they declined to extend
their most recent two-year contract with YouTube. "We simply cannot accept
terms that fail to appropriately and fairly compensate recording artists,
songwriters, labels and publishers for the value they provide," Warner
said in a statement.
While some user posted Warner videos are still live on the site, there is no guarantee how much longer before they too are either pulled down or branded with a video unavailable label.
In the meantime, you friends at Yahoo! Music figured we would stay clear of the legal squabbling and simply give the users what they want.
Enjoy our Top 10 Music Videos Not On YouTube playlist.
1. Live Your Life - T.I. featuring Rihanna
2. 4 Minutes - Madonna featuring Justin Timberlake
3. Decode - Paramore
4. One Step Closer - Linkin Park
5. All Nightmare Long - Metallica
6. All Summer Long - Kid Rock
7. Bust It Baby Part 2, Plies
8. I'm Yours - Jason Mraz
9. Come Over - Estelle featuring Sean Paul
All these videos ARE on YouTube. Yahoo is fabricating lies....
Of course Yahoo is hyping their site - they've paid the money WB has required. But everything they said in the article checked out.
p.s. paramore rox
It says that they MAY still be there, but it is unknown how much longer the vids. will be in Youtube.
Sure, they may be posted illegally, but Warner Bros. Will probably scan youtube until they are gone. THATS what this article is talking about.
Jeez get your info right!
While some of these videos are still on there, Youtube has been taking down videos so who knows how much longer they'll be there?
All the Avenged Sevenfold, Paramore, Panic! At the disco, and basically all the music videos on the Fueled by Ramen channel have been deleted.
Oh and the My Chemical Romance videos.
While most users can upload videos on to Youtube that the offical channel deleted, usually its poor quality.
Plus they will probably scan Youtube till all the music videos are gone.
Btw... though yahoo video have the vids, it still sucks big time and is utterly unusable....lol what a joke. I'd still rather look for a low quality vid on youtube than watch the original on yahoo.