New domain name question

i just registered this domain name on godaddy.com:
www.briantylermusic.com
the website link before, was this:
http://web.me.com/cbarrywdw03/TheBrianTylerProject/Main.html
when i go to the new domain name, it shows up as this:
http://briantylermusic.com/TheBrianTylerProject/Main.html
how can i get rid of the site name in the address?

Actually there is a way to remove the site name when publishing to MobileMe. However, if you have more than one site it will not work. It's spelled out here: IWEB : PUBLISH TO MOBILEME WITHOUT THE SITENAME IN THE URL. Remember you can have only one site published to your MMe account if you use this method.
If you can live with just www.briantylermusic.com in the URL of every page and only be able to bookmark and enter your site via the fist page use URL forwarding (instead of CNAME) with masking enabled. But remember the two caveats I mentioned. That could be a deal breaker depending on your site and the importance of individual pages.
Just my opinion but the look and content of the site is what catches people's eye and brings them back. This leads me to the fact that users won't even notice what's up there even if they bookmark it. The simple domain name will get them to the site and the content will keep bringing them back, not what the URL looks like. +Much ado about nothing+ as someone famous once wrote.
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