Very similiar to the Real-time IE/opera "my facorites" shown as links on site , this snippet allows you to place a list of files in a folder and all folders under it, as a links on your site via <#--Include virtual="...">. 
use CGI qw(:all);
use strict;
print header;

my $mp3dir="C:\\My Documents\\My Music"; #change this to your filedir
my @subs=&findfiles($mp3dir); 

sub findfiles {
  my ($currdir)=@_;
  opendir(MP3ROOTDIR, $currdir);
    my @allfiles=grep(!/^\.\.?$/, readdir MP3ROOTDIR);
  closedir(MP3ROOTDIR);
  
  my @subdirs=grep(!/.*\..*/, @allfiles);
  my @rootfiles=grep(/.*\.mp3/i, @allfiles); #change extension to what
+ever you want...
  $currdir=~/^.*\\(.*)$/;
  
  print "$1";
  foreach (@rootfiles) {
    my $file=substr($_, 0, -4); #cuts the .mp3 extension...
    print "<A href=\"$currdir\\$_\"> $file <\/a> <P>";
  }
  foreach (@subdirs) {
    &findfiles("$currdir\\$_"); 
  }
  return @subdirs;
}

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