Great tips! I pretty much knew about none of these tips in Pandora so thank you!
bubbatex
· 3 months ago
Good stuff - but my Tip #7 is try Slacker. For my music tastes (Adult Alt, Indie, Alt Country, Jazz), Slacker has a better selection it seems. I went back and forth between each for a while and I kept coming back to Slacker.
Not living in the U.S.? Try jango.com for example.
Jessika Cortez
· 3 months ago
I hate Pandora because it i can't pick what i listen to. It's great for discovering new music sometimes but i prefer http://www.flybymusic.com. You can actually pick what you listen to AND it gives you a related section that works similiar to Pandora. Love it!
ben
· 3 months ago
good advice,thanks for sharing
SP
· 3 months ago
6 ways to remind your international readers that they can't access the best parts of the internet. :(
I want to hear what you think of it, so please let me know :) thanks
mundos
· 3 months ago
Very good tips, but here in UK "Pandora" is "deeply, deeply sorry to say that due to licensing constraints, we can no longer allow access to Pandora for listeners located outside of the U.S." - bollocks...
Jberg
· 3 months ago
Gee, imagine my surprise! I thought Pandora was something fake when I heard it on a Sprint commercial. I am such a dinosaur!
useful information really nice tips to find new music thanks for your sharing
Rob
· 4 weeks ago
Hey, I'd honestly never heard of "Pandora" before I read this, but it sounds like a great way to find new music. I'll have to try it out myself!
I'm always trying to encourage people to listen to new music, it can be so inspiring, and I think sometimes people need articles like this to try out listening to new musicians (which can ultimately lead to new genres).
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really nice tips to find new music
thanks for your sharing
I'm always trying to encourage people to listen to new music, it can be so inspiring, and I think sometimes people need articles like this to try out listening to new musicians (which can ultimately lead to new genres).