Party playlist

People often think a good mix should rise and fall, but people are wrong. It should be all rise, baby.

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November 26th, 2009 | Other | No comments

Spotify vs Grooveshark

I’ve been on Spotify for 1.5 years. I didn’t get hooked right away, but around a year ago I just couldn’t get enough.

Screenshot of Grooveshark

An hour ago I found Grooveshark. It’s Spotify with these changes:

  • It’s in your web browser, meaning no download. Perfect for people on the go who want their digital life in the cloud
  • You and (even better) others can upload to the service. If there’s a song you want on the go which isn’t available, upload it – but someone else have probably already done it..
  • Don’t seem to see a point to go premium (no higher bit rate, no ads (using adblock))
  • If I want to go Premium, it’s over 3 times cheaper than on Spotify. It’s only $3
  • It has Requiem for a dream, which I have been forced to go to youtube to enjoy
  • Oh yeah, and there’s a WordPress plugin..
  • UPDATE 1: Playlists can be ordered in “playlist order” meaning you can create a “mixed tape”

The negative

  • I get an error saying song can’t be played sometimes (trying again fixes it)
  • No keyboard shortcuts
  • iPhone app isn’t out yet
  • The sound quality can be (or is always?)  better in Spotify. Example: Alice Cooper with Poison

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November 26th, 2009 | Other | 2 comments