For music lovers- and if you don't love music now, you will soon!
My friend just sent me a link to pandora.com, created by the music genome project. The general idea is you plug in a song you already like, and the program creates a radio play list for you. The program can *learn* too. If you don't like a song you tell it so, and the program adjusts the selections accordingly.
Really, really fun. I didn't have such great luck with my first radio station, but I have been listening happily to my second for about an hour now. Also great for exploring new genres. Try it, you'll like it!
Really, really fun. I didn't have such great luck with my first radio station, but I have been listening happily to my second for about an hour now. Also great for exploring new genres. Try it, you'll like it!
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Permalink Reply by Jason Edwards on -
I believe Pandora is only currently available in the U.S. due to copyright restrictions.
http://www.last.fm is a similar site that is available internationally. In fact, last.fm now allows listeners from the U.S., Germany, and a few other countries to search and listen for complete songs.
Jason
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