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http://www.spotify.com/en/products/free/#top

 

 

Simple to download and install, in no time at all you’ll enjoy having all the music in the world at your fingertips, instant access to whatever song you want with no restrictions, and the ability to create and share playlists with friends.

 

 

Possibly the best thing on the internet this year. 8)

 

edit: It take time to get regerstration emails through.. but i will post up the 5 Invitation codes i am due to get soon i hope

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I never really used last fm before.. but i have read from others that this is far superior to that.. apart from you have to be connected to the internet when ever you use it. so not so handy if you use Last fm whiel you travel etc.

 

But this seems to ahve a far bigger tune selection than last Fm/pandora but im sure someoen wil prove me wrogn with that :P

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the bit i have been enjoying tonight is that you can pick any decade

 

older/50's/60's/70's/80's/90's/00's

 

then pick a genre and it plays stuff from that decade.

 

excellent if your up for listening to tunes you probably would never come across normally.

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when i heard how awesome last.fms similar service was, i signed up (as a beta user/subscriber too) and started listening. anyway, turns out the kind of music i want to listen to just isnt available on it

 

not to criticise it or anything, it just wasnt for me

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looking back there's been a few threads about internet radio

 

here's a couple more (reposted to tidy things up for them lazy mods) :twisted:

 

BBC radio players

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/index_noframes.shtml

 

Jango

http://www.jango.com/

 

not really radio but streams music all the same

Beatplexity

http://www.beatplexity.com/genres/

 

just getting into this one now

Fairtilizer

http://fairtilizer.com/

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www.jango.com is also well worth a try.

I've been using it for about 8 months and having selected artists/genre/etc.. I have got it fairly well tuned to only play the things I like.

It has the problem, like most sites of this kind, that it is a social site, and as such, friend requests are common. But, having said that, I have got to know some very nice people through the site.

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