pandora.com - anyone checked this site out?
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just flipping through the new rolling stone (with neil young on the cover) and i came across a little sidebar that had suggested pandora.com
basically it is a website where you can "create" your own streaming radio station.
type in a song or band and it will start playing stuff similar in style. i tried pearl jam, my morning jacket, godspeed you! black emperor, les savy fav, and you will know us by the trail of dead, aesop rock and even my friend's metal band (red chord) and they had streaming stuff for all of it.
for pearl jam, bands that played were guided by voices, nirvana, badfinger, tonic, u2, bush, audioslave and so on...there was some band (two gallants?) that i had never heard of...but i guess that is sort of the point.
definately something to check out...
** update - they just played billy joel on the "pearl jam channel" which i skipped, but now they are playing the gentlemen and they're from boston, so that's cool
basically it is a website where you can "create" your own streaming radio station.
type in a song or band and it will start playing stuff similar in style. i tried pearl jam, my morning jacket, godspeed you! black emperor, les savy fav, and you will know us by the trail of dead, aesop rock and even my friend's metal band (red chord) and they had streaming stuff for all of it.
for pearl jam, bands that played were guided by voices, nirvana, badfinger, tonic, u2, bush, audioslave and so on...there was some band (two gallants?) that i had never heard of...but i guess that is sort of the point.
definately something to check out...
** update - they just played billy joel on the "pearl jam channel" which i skipped, but now they are playing the gentlemen and they're from boston, so that's cool
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i figured someone else had to have posted about it. i spend more time here and AET than i do in the porch.
Don't worry, the more people see it the better, it's also good for checking bands out that I did'nt know before. I mean even well-known bands that I haven't heard any songs from, I can enter them there and the thing will play me a few of their songs and I can look whether I like their style or not.
If you want a radio that is actually useful(like listens to your likes/dislikes and lets you skip any song you don't like) use Yahoo's player. It is also free, the negative is having a 30 second commercial every 10 minutes or so, not bad at all.
No, Launchcast is much, much better.