Long before Spotify and YouTube were even a thing and downloading MP3s was still cool, Winamp was the preferred media player for over 60 million people. Feature-rich yet lightweight, it’s an app that shaped the musical experience of millions. It truly captures the definition of a seminal piece of software. One of its most beloved features was the ability to personalize its interface with thousands of custom skins made by devoted artists — and someone has finally given us a chance to relive this experience in all of its glory. Enter the The Winamp Skin Museum — a massive collection of…

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