Billboard2RSS: Keep up to date on the Top 40 with RSS
   

Use the form below to create a custom RSS feed of any new songs that hit the Top 40 Radio charts.  The feed will inform you of the song, artist, and the ranking in which the song entered the chart.

You can also customize where your RSS feed will link to for your listening or downloading pleasure.  The default used is to search mp3.amazon.com for the song.

Enter the URL you would like to link through from your feeds. Use the codes <ARTIST> and <SONG> and to indicate where you would like the items included in the URL.

Most MP3 search sites use a plus (+) symbol instead of spaces when searching. Indicate the character below you would like to use instead of spaces in your searches. Leave this field blank if you would like to use spaces.

That’s it! Just subscribe to the feed below.

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One Response to “Billboard2RSS: Keep up to date on the Top 40 with RSS”

Keep up to date on the Top 40 with Billboard2RSS | nowsci.com says:
June 12, 2010 at 6:51 am

[...] week we launch a new service, called Billboard2RSS. This service monitors the Top 40 radio charts and keeps you up to date with any new tracks via an [...]






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