First there was Pitchfork.tv. Now comes PluggedIn.com.

Pick what videos you want to watch as this database unfolds into a new music empire. The site takes on a community feel by registering users for free and then providing an on-demand plethora of music videos–allowing a profile in the mix and adding your name to a fanbase.

Internet killed the movie star.

Remember music videos? Me neither. I do remember “Next” though, unfortunately.

Witness the music revolution. Pitchfork, perhaps the most credible indie site to restring music for the Web, has created what the hopeless music lover lost in the demon-possessed MTV.

It has created Pitchfork.tv.

Says the new site in its “about” section:

Pitchfork.tv is the first-ever music video channel dedicated to the documentation of independent music.

Picture 24-hour music video streaming. Why would we leave this site?