I agree with the comments people suggested earlier about coloring - a quick treatment with some schemes found at Kuler, ColorSchemer, ColourLovers - those will

I agree with the comments people suggested earlier about coloring - a quick treatment with some schemes found at Kuler, ColorSchemer, ColourLovers - those will help. "Enter any band whatsoever" doesn't really make sense... A search for KoRn gave me a bunch of pictures of corn (lol) and the playlist consisted of some guy reading a book to me. A search for Smashing Pumpkins returns a playlist that doesn't work. A search for Madonna returns a playlist for Madonna and one for Stevie Wonder (wtf). After a search, the page is just confusing - there is text everywhere and none of it labelled to tell you what it is. Playlist reference #: Why do I, as an end-user, care about this? I'll never remember Stevie Wonder is 216 - I will remember myplaylist.biz/stevie-wonder though. The free songs available are just thrown over to the side with no label saying what they are (actually, the label saying the # of free songs is way over in the middle - nowhere near this list), plus there is no cosmetic alterations to the text (I've seen some all lower, some all upper). When viewing a playlist, I think some Ajaxified "framing" would be worthwhile. So the playlist can stay active and doing it's thing, but I could view the information, more playlists, the embed code, etc without leaving the page. Oh yeah - remove the AdSense, you can throw that in there when you have your design finalized and you people that aren't ad-blind are looking at it. Right now, 90% of us never see Ads (through scripts or habit). Why should I login/register? Not a bad idea - definitely needs a new domain, some design work, and some time spent on usability and user experience.