Anybody else use songza?

www.songza.com

I gotta give props to Rafix since he's the one who showed me the site. Ever since he showed me I've turned it on multiple times when I didn't feel like listening to the songs on my iphone, and I've added a good amount of songs from it. There's also some piano playlists that I like, but I usually listen to the dubstep lists. My music library has not been deteriorated to dubstep by the way, I've just been looking for new songs lately

death_unites_us wrote:

www.songza.com

I gotta give props to Rafix since he's the one who showed me the site. Ever since he showed me I've turned it on multiple times when I didn't feel like listening to the songs on my iphone, and I've added a good amount of songs from it. There's also some piano playlists that I like, but I usually listen to the dubstep lists. My music library has not been deteriorated to dubstep by the way, I've just been looking for new songs lately

It's only available for USA and Canada. but really, why not just use last.fm?

It's a pretty cool site, I must admit. I'm always drawn to the 50's music, mostly because I love the Fallout vibe.

I can add a site to this music relativity: http://tothebestof.com/

Just type a band or artist and it'll bring up 10 of their most played or highest rated songs.

MADMike wrote:

It's a pretty cool site, I must admit. I'm always drawn to the 50's music, mostly because I love the Fallout vibe.

I can add a site to this music relativity: http://tothebestof.com/

Just type a band or artist and it'll bring up 10 of their most played or highest rated songs.

Aww man, I gotta go find a 50's playlist now! Any recommendations?

death_unites_us wrote:

MADMike wrote:

It's a pretty cool site, I must admit. I'm always drawn to the 50's music, mostly because I love the Fallout vibe.

I can add a site to this music relativity: http://tothebestof.com/

Just type a band or artist and it'll bring up 10 of their most played or highest rated songs.

Aww man, I gotta go find a 50's playlist now! Any recommendations?

Well I just finished listening to a bunch of Frank Sinatra. (Off-note: I always think it's badass he was from my area, literally like a 2 minute walk into where he was from in Hoboken.) I'd usually just find a Fallout song, take the artist, sit back and enjoy.

MADMike wrote:

death_unites_us wrote:

MADMike wrote:

It's a pretty cool site, I must admit. I'm always drawn to the 50's music, mostly because I love the Fallout vibe.

I can add a site to this music relativity: http://tothebestof.com/

Just type a band or artist and it'll bring up 10 of their most played or highest rated songs.

Aww man, I gotta go find a 50's playlist now! Any recommendations?

Well I just finished listening to a bunch of Frank Sinatra. (Off-note: I always think it's badass he was from my area, literally like a 2 minute walk into where he was from in Hoboken.) I'd usually just find a Fallout song, take the artist, sit back and enjoy.

Sinatra <3

MADMike wrote:

in Hoboken.

I read that as hadouken, and now im visualizing sinatra hadoukening somebody.

But yes, sinatra is amazing.

I like Sinatra very good. The Ink Spots have a good song too, but I haven't delved much into Fifties era music (my numbers are broken...?) I really enjoy IDM, Instrumental Trip Hop, 3 a.m. airport (my numbers work again), Downtempo Instrumentals, basically anything really chill or has Tycho, Ratatat, Four Tet, Com Truise, etc.


Oh, and Matt & Kim. I love them long time

MIKE

http://songza.com/listen/fallout-3-galaxy-news-radio-songza/

death_unites_us wrote:

MIKE

http://songza.com/listen/fallout-3-galaxy-news-radio-songza/

It was nice knowing all of you, but I must leave. Farewell. My people need me.

I just want to speak for both Mike and I, we have not stopped listening to Songza's Fallout playlist since I posted that link. I'm listening to it at work right now.