backseat.bandit
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I haven't music I like in ages.
What is the best way to find music you like?
What is the best way to find music you like?
How do you find music you like?
- Thread starter backseat.bandit
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Use spotify to find related artists, ask friends, Pandora, ect.
http://audiomap.tuneglue.net/ is also cool, it creates a web of music, and you can go forever on there.
http://audiomap.tuneglue.net/ is also cool, it creates a web of music, and you can go forever on there.
-benedetto
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Music festivals and their line ups
pigglywiggly
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Fistintheair.com
goodmusicallday.com
blogs like that
goodmusicallday.com
blogs like that
powderdrunkie
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Spotify dooooood
first_rodeo
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DATPIFF
Track it down
Beatport
then....... you tube -------> flv converter websites
Track it down
Beatport
then....... you tube -------> flv converter websites
I used to find decent radio stations but now even those are bland most of the time.
Pretty much going to festivals and checking out new bands based on others recommendations. Wandering past a stage and getting sucked in by the music, overhearing others talking about a band, somebody playing some tunes on their computer or in a car. A band I like covering a song by another artist.
I can never see every band, and I can never meet every person, but I'm you bet I'm gonna try. Music festivals FTW. (Not to be confused with EDM festivals of recent years)
Pretty much going to festivals and checking out new bands based on others recommendations. Wandering past a stage and getting sucked in by the music, overhearing others talking about a band, somebody playing some tunes on their computer or in a car. A band I like covering a song by another artist.
I can never see every band, and I can never meet every person, but I'm you bet I'm gonna try. Music festivals FTW. (Not to be confused with EDM festivals of recent years)
slav_slayer
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Pandora a genre you like
.undetected
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Movies, edits, and soundtracks from any film.
CaptainObvious.
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Is this actually a thing? Anyone got a link?
