Of late I've been enjoying the pleasures of
Pandora.com music on the Net. For the uninitiated, it's a wonderful free music utility on the web that allows you to create various "radio stations," using criteria like artist or genre. It will then automatically select music that might fit that profile (using its
Music Genome Project) - some of it I like, some I don't, but it allows me to fine tune the selections to suit my musical tastes.
It's a little like belonging to a book club, since it introduces one to music and musicians that may not otherwise be experienced. So, it helps expand my musical horizons, which is good since I want to begin to learn new music to play on my guitar and sing.
Like most freebies on the Internet, it comes laden with ads, but if you fork over the BUCK$, the ads go away. Cool Raoul!
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Jaques, had no idea it was free. Sounds like fun. When are you going to miss us and come stay awhile?
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