MusicKick is the world's easiest music player. You don't even need music files, type in the name of a song and it plays.

The program works by querying various online music search sites and playing the files.

The buttons you see on the bottom do a couple of things. There is a play/pause button combination, that's pretty easy to figure out. The other buttons save and load files.

The "Load .mkpls" button will tell you that the feature is not yet supported, because I haven't coded any playlist functionality in yet. In the future, this will load playlists of files.

The "Save .play" button will save a .play file for whatever you've typed in the song field. When the .play file is loaded, it will behave as if you'd searched for that song.

The "Load .play" button will open a dialog allowing you to load a saved .play file.

I'll make a YouTube video demonstrating how to use the app sometime soon.

It requires Flash. If you don't have Flash, it may still occasionally work, but for the most part it won't.

Give it a test, let me know what you think and what features you want.

Updated link: Beta 3 fixes bugs and adds things that you guys requested. And beta 4 fixes Djlatino's bug.

Hey everyone, I was approached by a company that offered me lots of money to bundle a toolbar with this program. The download below is exclusive for you guys and doesn't include the crap that the main download at the website does.
Code: 
http://getmusickick.info/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/MKBeta4.zip
New unique play feature in beta 2:

I was testing and noticed a few songs that MusicKick had a hard time finding. Now, there's a way to create .play files for songs MusicKick can't find. Here's how to manually create a play file that bypasses the "figure-it-out" code: http://pastebin.com/LMn9Z2Jf
kewld00d Reviewed by kewld00d on . My New App - MusicKick http://lulzimg.com/i18/827a8f.jpg MusicKick is the world's easiest music player. You don't even need music files, type in the name of a song and it plays. The program works by querying various online music search sites and playing the files. The buttons you see on the bottom do a couple of things. There is a play/pause button combination, that's pretty easy to figure out. The other buttons save and load files. The "Load .mkpls" button will tell you that the feature is not yet Rating: 5