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Looking for fresh music? Shuffler.fm takes music blogs and makes them into a live-streaming radio station over the internet. The opening page has a list of ~108 different genres ranging from Indie to Rap to Oldies to Emo, Brit Pop, Tech, Country, and so on. After you choose a genre, Shuffler.fm does the work for [...]
Music fans: From boingboing.net: Every issue (from 1985 to late 2009) of SPIN magazine is available on Google Books. Next to Rolling Stone, SPIN is one of the most recognized music magazines. SPIN is known for placing up-and-coming artists on their covers (i.e., REM, Run-DMC, and Prince), covering a wide base of music (from hardcore [...]
Dewey Music is the interface of the Internet Archive’s fabulous music library. Grateful Dead fans may know the archive.org’s great collection of the band’s live shows throughout the ages, but there are many more vintage (and contemporary) goodies nestled inside the Archive’s library. Search Dewey Music to find old school live jams or newer music [...]
Remember when MTV and Vh1′s programming consisted of music videos 24-7? My memory goes back to 1987 when Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car video appeared on the TV screen – it was the first music video I saw as a wee lil’ tot. I’ve heard folks make comments about how MTV and Vh1 rarely show music [...]
I spent way too much time this afternoon trying out LyricRat. Do you have some lyrics but don’t know the song? Sure, you can try googling the lyrics and you’re likely to find the related song, but will it also name the album the lyrics are from, produce the album art, post the song for [...]
