i have in my website this playlist:

<div style="text-align: center; margin-left: auto; visibility:visible; margin-right: auto; width:450;"><embed style="width:435px; visibility:visible; height:270px;" allowScriptAccess="never" src="http://www.greatprofilemusic.com/mc/mp3player-othersite.swf?config=http://www.greatprofilemusic.com/mc/config/config_black.xml&mywidth=435&myheight=270&playlist _url=http://www.greatprofilemusic.com/loadplaylist.php?playlist=11181441" menu="false" quality="high" width="435" height="270" name="mp3player" wmode="transparent" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" border="0"/><BR><a href=http://www.greatprofilemusic.com></a> </div>


it works fine and all that, but theres any way i can put music on my site and even tho when i click in another link inside the site the i want that the music stays on, cuz with that code the when i click in a link the player got loaded again and the same song start. thx.

Or there is another way to put music in a website? but i want the music to stay on when people r browsing the site.

Yes, there's a way to do it, but most of us here would recommend that you DON'T do it. It is MOST annoying to land on a site that insists on playing THEIR music with no way for ME to turn it off. I might not like you choice of music, so forcing it on me is quite rude. In addition to that, I may be playing my own music while I'm on the web, and I sure don't want YOUR music interfering with mine.

Just don't do it.

thx for ur comment but, u didnt help me alot with that, i see ur point, just can u tell me how to put it up, pls? thank you.

Sorry, my web design ethics prevent me from doing so.

Untested but I think if have all your linked pages open within a frame it should work. You might think about having a on/off button for your music but have the music off by default giving the user the choice to have it playing.

How about providing a link to launch the music in a player separate from the browser.
Besides what LadyNRed said, not everybody is going to have the browser plugin to play your music. So, if they do want to hear it, you can reach a broader audience this way.