Your Personalized Internet Radio Station

[rabid1st]

For those of my readers who don't watch Stephen Colbert*, I thought I would just recommend this very cool site.

Pandora.com

No relation at all to the Pandorica. :wink: This is a music genome project site where you type in your favorite songs and bands and the computer matches you to other music you might like. And it plays that music for free. Yes, we have seen this type of thing around the net on Amazon and such. But often that isn't REALLY music you would like or it isn't really free.

But this site works pretty darned well. I was bopping along in no time to the perfect inspirational music for me. Just go over, sign up and tell them what music you would like to hear.

Here is a tip. At the left is a box with a selection drop down called "Variety" if you click on that you get a pop up box and can add more groups or songs and get a more versatile play list. All it took for me was about six selections and suddenly I was getting all sorts of new music that I really enjoyed. So, check it out.

Rae

Comments

[ruisseau.livejournal.com]

I love Pandora! I even paid their incredibly small fee and upgraded to the no ads version.

[ladyoneill.livejournal.com]

I've been using Pandora for about three years now. Of course they've added ads and the offer to pay for it not to get the ads since I started, but it's still a great site. I have a classic rock channel, a women's music channel, a country channel, a Christmas channel. Occasionally there'll be a song that doesn't fit, especially on the women's channel, but I just click 'not thanks' and it moves along.

[wickedgillie.livejournal.com]

I've been a Pandora groupie for a while. Thanks to my iPhone, I can do Pandora in the car. Brilliant!