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Postby mhochuli » Thu Jan 31, 2008 11:16 am

I visited this site today after reading a blurb about it in the paper. It lets you create a listening playlist based on 1) hits/non-hits/discovery (try something new, I guess); 2) mood; 3) decade to narrow it down further; and finally 4) genre (although they leave out new wave as a genre - boo!). Has anyone used this? When I selected non-hits and discovery, '80s, energetic and positive, electronic and dance ... it gave me an interesting mix that included XTC and Cabaret Voltaire. Add funk to that and Prince showed up. Just curious what anyone else thinks about this site. They could use some more music, IMHO. Although I will admit I didn't spend all day trying to find every song they had.

And while you're surfing - visit www.Oddee.com and be sure to check out the 12 Crazy Old Ads - too funny!
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