Spotify

[the record spot]

Genius. Can play anything, costs nothing, can't download the music or save to your own disk, but kicks i-tunes in the digital backside for me. Great way to try out music, quality's pretty decent too.

 

[John Duncan]

You should try last.fm.........

 

[JoelSim]

I don't know what you two nerds are on about

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[John Duncan]

JoelSim:
I don't know what you two nerds are on about

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See that bar at the top where it says "http://whathifi.com/forums"? Go in there and type "www.last.fm" and press return.

Go on, I dare you

 

[the record spot]

Better still, www.spotify.com and the return key thingy again. Call us back at tech central if there's any bother.

 

[JoelSim]

JohnDuncan:JoelSim:
I don't know what you two nerds are on about

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See that bar at the top where it says "http://whathifi.com/forums"? Go in there and type "www.last.fm" and press return.Go on, I dare you

OK I did it. Now what? Am I supposed to download something? And play it through my tinny laptop speakers, when I have superb CD sound emanating?

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[the record spot]

JohnDuncan:You should try last.fm.........

I'd tried that one before but, hmm, not sure about it. Like the simplicity of spotify. Peter Gabriel's "The Filter" is pretty good too at the other end of the spectrum.

 

[John Duncan]

JoelSim:JohnDuncan:JoelSim:
I don't know what you two nerds are on about

ÿ

See that bar at the top where it says "http://whathifi.com/forums"? Go in there and type "www.last.fm" and press return.Go on, I dare you

OK I did it. Now what? Am I supposed to download something? And play it through my tinny laptop speakers, when I have superb CD sound emanating?

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(sigh)

 

[idc]

Spotify are in the news as someone has hacked into their database and stolen user details;

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2009/mar/05/spotify-hackers-password

Also received an e-mail from Spotify advising changing password, but ensuring financial details are safe.