Problem: You have a ton of awesome jams on your iTunes / Zune / Windows Media Player / multimedia organizer of choice, but you don't always use the PC that contains your ultimate rock collection.  What do you do?  There are a few answers, but all require some software setup in order for you to be able to access your music from afar.  You could use Hamachi-based networks to access a shared iTunes library; You could also set up your primary machine as a radio server, which you can then use to stream your files via an easy-to-operate, Web-based interface!

Still, that's a lot of work.  There has to be an easier solution, right?  There is.  It's called TunesBag, and it offers the same functionality you'd otherwise get by building your own Internet radio station the hard way.  Although the service is limited to one GB of music for free accounts, that's still a hefty amount of rocking out for your average listener.  And uploading, playing, and categorizing music using TunesBag's Web-based interface couldn't be easier--or faster!

Put on your headphones, click the jump, and get ready to turn the dial up to 11!