Data Visualization & Discovery
I have heard of Last.fm, Pandora, and a few other similar sites, but I really think Musicovery is a cool online music tool.
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Published: February 21, 2008 by Aaron Wall in publishing & media
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Pandora has been blocked here in the UK so thanks for thjis link Aaron, it is actually much more in depth than Pandora ever was.
I signed up to Musicovery and tried it out... not a fan. Horrid quality and interface when compared to Pandora.
I do like how you can choose your "mood" a little better, for like when I am programming, or getting ready for a night of drinking, lol. The interface in Musicovery is also very "clunky." Many misspelled words, and just overall not professional.
Pandora is the best online music player I have found so far. It would be nice if Pandora could implement Musicovery's mood algorithm however.
Not really sure why you would suggest Musicovery over Pandora Aaron?
I liked the mood part...it just felt neato. :)
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