Marc Fisher has a good piece in The Washington Post about the challenges of music discovery today.
In his desire to hear something new he attempts to find new music using local FM radio, XM Satellite Radio, Last.fm, Pandora and The Hype Machine.
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Marc Fisher has a good piece in The Washington Post about the challenges of music discovery today.
In his desire to hear something new he attempts to find new music using local FM radio, XM Satellite Radio, Last.fm, Pandora and The Hype Machine.
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Very good article. I agree with the author 100%. I have found new music by (particularly urban) visiting myspace, hip hop indie spotlight on itunes, street remix tapes, etc. The commercialization of music and or culture has become a disturbing trend. Nothing should ever be a fad but more a way of life. Music revitalizes my mind, spirit and total inner being. It’s hard to get that feeling from traditional Radio, Mtv and or Bet. All hail to the internet for erasing all barriers of media and allowing anyone to have access to anything. Cheers.
October 30, 2006 @ 11:38 pm
Great post…10x for the link
November 15, 2006 @ 7:47 pm