Stephen wrote:

> You can apply for a public broadcast licence. Google "ppl for music" and 
> "prs for music".

 From PRS:

http://tinyurl.com/ydj8hyk

"offering music or general entertainment content to the UK public"

Well that's going to be a problem then. YouTube is accessible to the 
entire world.

Also, the cost is £107 *per year*. In other words, I need to keep paying 
a fee for this one video for the rest of my life (or until I delete it 
from YouTube).

 From PPL:

http://tinyurl.com/36cdd8d

It's not even clear what to pick, and there's no price data at all until 
you actually contact a rep.

> Found from the link below
> 
> http://tinyurl.com/3ynyfl4

Looks like the guy eventually went with using royalty-free music.

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