LyBot wins on range. Pulling music from YouTube means almost everything turns up, live sets included. The trade-off is obvious too: quality depends on whoever uploaded it.
An English-language bot with a short name that bets on the YouTube catalogue. You send a query, get a list of music videos, pick one, and the bot replies with the audio track as a separate file.
The upside is reach. YouTube holds official videos, concert recordings, covers, game soundtracks and tracks that never made it to any streaming service. If you are after a little-known band or an old live performance, your odds are better here than with bots that draw on a narrow library.
The downside comes from the same place. Quality depends on who uploaded the video and how: sometimes clean sound, sometimes a phone recording from the crowd. The first result is not always the original either, it can be a lyric video or a re-upload, so scroll the list before choosing.
We would point LyBot at people hunting for rare material who do not mind picking the right version by hand. For everyday background listening a regular streaming app is simpler.
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