Every day, Muzak is heard by 100 million people, the equivalent of more than a third of the U.S. population.

But if you're straining to remember the last time you heard sleep-inducing orchestrations of the Beatles played in an elevator or grocery-store frozen-food aisle, you have it all wrong. That was the old Muzak.

Universal Records have launched a new downloading service devoted exclusively to forgotten classics and rarities. The Lost Tunes website claims to hand pick "exclusives and hidden gems, bringing them to you as top-quality digital downloads". Among its first offerings are exclusives from the Walker Brothers Live in Japan album and a new collection of material from the La's.

1) Chuck Berry - Johnny B. Goode

2) The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Purple Haze

3) Cream - Crossroads

JoBlo published top 10 music videos, that should have been movies, in their opinion. Should or not - decide yourself. Any way these music videos are great, aren't they?

JoBlo list:

RADIOHEAD - "Just"

NINE INCH NAILS - "Closer"

Try it and you will be surprised: http://www.worryaboutyou.com/?lang=eng

The archive had more than 100,000 articles and hundreds of thousands of reviews and interviews. "It is going to be an indispensable guide for anyone who is remotely interested in classical music."

I love Dylan, there are some his lyrics and chords!