Stacy Reed takes us on a visual journey through

5 interactive sites that provide various forms of musical data

. See how lyrics and artists relate to each other, get to know more about the

musical interests of your friends

, find out how you can install music visualizations and graphs on your own website, and even how to develop your own for free.

Exploring information and gathering data can become monotonous tasks, especially for creative minds and visual learners. Interactive visualizations make the experience more enjoyable by making data more interesting. Stacy Reed shows us some hands-on sites that are serving up information in artistic and entertaining new ways.

You can download software and create your Website right on your PC. When you're ready you can upload it to your host. Or, you can use a service that is online and gives you the tools to create your page right on the Web. We'll look at both methods in this part of our Web Site 101 video tutorial series.

You want to

build your own website

, but with all the technical terms it can be daunting. There are so many unfamiliar terms like HTML, Java, ActiveX, and many more. We're going to look at three packages that will help you create a beautiful Web page without having to worry about any of the technical stuff with these

three free website building tools

. You can use one of the

free website templates

and even

publish your website via FTP

at the push of a button.