I heart music
I love music therefor I *heart* last.fm. I sit at a computer for at least 40 hours a week. I keep my sanity by listening to music while I work. I found last.fm several months ago and I have been in love since. I use last.fm to discover new music and to keep up with my favorites.
My favorite feature is you can type in an artist and listen to a "station" of similar artists. The past few weeks I have been listening to Colbie Caillat, Joshua Radin & John Mayer.
You can add fun widgets to your blog or myspace of the latest songs you listed to. Here is my most recent played list. I have this widget in the music section of my myspace profile.
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And that my friends is this weeks Tuesday Technology tip from your resident blonde computer nerd.
I love last.fm too, but hardly get a chance to listen to it at the moment. I’ve been working in London for the last 6 months (commuting 4 hours a day), and all streaming media is banned on the corporate network at my paymasters…
the rec on lastfm? LOVE.
oh, and i love joshua radin. if you like him- you must check out schuyler fisk, ingrid michaelson, the weepies, and matt white if you like colbie. because i heart her.
ok. i think we need to move this music discussion to email because i think we have lots to talk about.
Joshua Radin! LOVE him. Saw him in concert this past spring. Fabulous. Not many people have actually heard about him. So seeing his name on your blog makes me happy
[...] For all of you that love music and are on a continual search to find new artist’s I highly recommend last.fm. [...]
Jonathan- that is so sad I don’t know how I’d survive work without music
blogging barbie- Apparently we do like a lot of the same music. I love Schuyler she is my myspace friend, so ya know we are best friends. I don’t know that I know Matt White I will have to check him out.
Michelle- Oh I’m so jealous I would love to see him in person. I would probably fly to the moon if Joshua Radin and Colbie did a concert together.
you may find something of interest in my “the best top songs of 2007″ blog post
minus the urban probly