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Winamp for Android™ v1.1 has just been released and offers users even more free music! In our previous release Winamp for Android introduced free downloads with Spinner's MP3 of the Day. From the app's Home screen, select "Free Music" and then tap on "Spinner" and you'll have the option to play (stream) any of the tracks from the last 20 days. You can download the free MP3 tracks individually, or stream them all like a playlist. Check back daily for new free MP3s!

In addition to free Spinner MP3 of the Day tracks, the new Winamp for Android 1.1 offers Full CD Listening Party. With the CD Listening Party, you'll have free access to the hottest new full-length albums (streaming playback only). Each week the list of available albums is updated with the latest releases from the most popular artists. From the Home screen, select "Free Music" and then tap on "Full CD Listening Party". This week you can stream full albums from David Bowie, Depeche Mode & Def Leppard... just to name a few. Check back weekly for new free albums!

May 21, 2011 is the date that religious author Harold Camping has written to be the "end of the world," and while there isn't any scientific evidence to prove it, we couldn't help but wonder: If the apocalypse were here, what would be on your playlist to mark the occasion? Well, you'd probably have other things on your mind beyond listening to music, but here's what we believe should be the soundtrack to our last moments.

The Top 10 '90s Hip Hop Songs include hits by some of the biggest rap artists in history. The decade began with the gangsta rap of N.W.A. and the mainstream rap of MC Hammer, and ended with the glitzy hip-hop of artists like Puff Daddy. In between, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg created the G-Funk sound, while 2Pac and Notorious B.I.G. both recorded influential albums from opposite sides of the West Coast-East Coast rivalry before their careers were tragically cut short just six months apart. These are AOL Radio's choices for the Top 10 '90s Hip-Hop Songs.

French producer and DJ David Guetta has enlisted the help of Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj to release the new single 'Where Them Girls At?' from his as-yet-untitled upcoming album due out this summer.

'Where Them Girls At?' starts with a fist pumping synth line and a swirling, pulsating bass line. Guetta's signature European house production is proudly on display with plenty of flourishes and layering, allowing for massively energetic performances from Flo Rida and Minaj.

Flo Rida drops a dancehall-inspired chorus before his first verse: "So many girls in here, where do I begin? / I see this one, I'm about to go in / Then she says I'm here with my friend / She got me thinking and that's when I said / Where dem girls at? / So go get them, we can all be friends."

In the spirit of March Madness, Rolling Stone has narrowed the field from 16 to 8 in its 'Do You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star' contest.

That leaves four rock bands (Empires, the Fictionist, the Sheepdogs and the Romany Rye), two indie-pop songstresses (Skyler Stonestreet and Lelia Broussard), one screamo-drummer-turned-hip-hopper (Mod Sun) and one "urban pop" collective (Tha Boogie) vying for the grand prize: their mugs -- or mug -- on the cover of the magazine, as well as a record contract with Atlantic. The winner will be announced on Aug. 1, after two semi-finalists have had the chance to battle it out onstage at June's Bonnaroo festival.

The Top 10 Nate Dogg songs include the collaborations that made the Long Beach, Calif. rapper/singer one of the go-to voices in hip-hop throughout the '90s, and up until his death in 2011 at age 41. Born Nathaniel Hale, Nate hooked up with Death Row Records early in his career, and ultimately scored nearly two dozen hit singles with the likes of Snoop Dogg, Warren G and Eminem. Here is AOL Radio's list of the Top 10 Nate Dogg songs.