The Internet never ceases to amaze me re: the sheer depth and breadth of what is out there, who put it there, and how anyone who has decent computer access can be a part of it.
Here is a great example: Pandora Radio which, according to the website, was "created to put the Music Genome Project directly in your hands."
So? What's that mean?
Well, Peeps, it means that you can create your own radio station based on artists or songs that you like. Or you can listen to a "station" based on a musical genre.
For example, I currently have a Crosby, Stills, & Nash station, a Feist Station, a Bonnie Raitt station and a Laurie Lewis station.Thanks to the Music Genome Project when I make a new station it takes the music/artist I've selected and pulls other music that is similar to play on it. You can also fine tune your station to your liking with the "options" drop down. You can also bookmark your favorites.
If something gets played that I don't like I just let Pandora know and I won't hear that selection again. Can you say that about your AM/FM stations?
You can share your station with friends or put it on your mobile device and lots more!
Pandora Internet Radio requires that you have an account but it is free. The free account will stop the music in an hour and ask if you are still listening. You also have to put up with some advertising but it's not that bad.
For $36 a year you can have a paid subscription that is advert free and plays for at least 5 hours before asking if you are still listening.
What are you waiting for? Get your Pandora Radio on!
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