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i guess a few of you folk will be aware of Spotify, meself I read about it in Miranda Sawyers Observer column in obsever music mag yesterday, anyways just giving it a go on the laptop. and bloody 'ell does it throw some strange tackle up.

got it on the radio settings, chose Pop, Punk, Reggae, Rock and Soul; with the years 60's, 70's, 80's. 90's and 00's and I got up to now

Mother Upduff by Can Mobile Line by Holy Modal Rounders Joy Bang One Time by Almighty Passover by Joy D Do you Realise by the Lips

eclectic

had an advert for Film four or somesuch, it was off afore I realised it weren't an obscure mix of the Rutles

and fook me as I type; Sling it by Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel has just come on

give it a go if you havnae already

but it's distracting if your trying to write

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giving this a go now

and tis pretty good some shitters though, but its better than any radio out there atm cheers

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But isn't this by invite only @ the moment?

I read about it but i cannot acces it now..it refuses to let me in:angry:

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Martijn wrote: But isn't this by invite only @ the moment?

I read about it but i cannot acces it now..it refuses to let me in:angry:

The article by Miranda Sawyer mentioned that US haven't got it yet.

The UK is free with occasional 20 sec ads, and I mean occasional I've heard three since post the thread, there's a version without ads for a payment and a premium version.

as for rest of europe, dunno.

but I'm pretty impressed with the radio and the search/playlist stuff, like I said very eclectic radio stuff, though pretty interesting when picking only one genre/decade.

not really explored it proper yet, though it'll get interesting picking up other peoples playlists and discovering some new stuff

the article may be on the Obsever's website though if you want to have a look

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GaryMac wrote:

Martijn wrote: But isn't this by invite only @ the moment?

I read about it but i cannot acces it now..it refuses to let me in:angry:

The article by Miranda Sawyer mentioned that US haven't got it yet.

The UK is free with occasional 20 sec ads, and I mean occasional I've heard three since post the thread, there's a version without ads for a payment and a premium version.

as for rest of europe, dunno.

but I'm pretty impressed with the radio and the search/playlist stuff, like I said very eclectic radio stuff, though pretty interesting when picking only one genre/decade.

not really explored it proper yet, though it'll get interesting picking up other peoples playlists and discovering some new stuff

the article may be on the Obsever's website though if you want to have a look

I read the observer article about spotify and there was also something about in the guardian...still no access for me though.

Can't some of u send me an invite for this?:confused2:

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A swedish product!! :thumb:

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I would like to thank GaryMac for allowing me the first of the usually bi-annual opportunities to make the following very important statement:

Miranda Sawyer. I most definitely still would.

Thanks again.xxx

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote: I would like to thank GaryMac for allowing me the first of the usually bi-annual opportunities to make the following very important statement:

Miranda Sawyer. I most definitely still would.

Thanks again.xxx

Didn't she used to write for MixMag?

Is that magazine still around?:confused2:

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PETER COATES'S BELATED REDEMPTION wrote: I would like to thank GaryMac for allowing me the first of the usually bi-annual opportunities to make the following very important statement:

Miranda Sawyer. I most definitely still would.

Thanks again.xxx

but would you take her in your local pub and introduce her as your burd??

or meet her later in a club after she's bought most of her own ale

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