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@Tubalr: Lets You Watch YouTube Music Videos of Your Choice Without Any of the Crap

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Wed, Jan 18th, 2012 12:00 by capnasty NEWS

The Tubalr website allows you to easily type in a band's name and listen (or watch) all of their videos on YouTube, automagically sorting out the crap for you.

Howdy, friend, wondering what Tubalr is? Tubalr allows you to effortlessly listen to a band's or artist's top YouTube videos without all the clutter YouTube brings. To get started just type a band's or artist's name into the search box and select only or similar.

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