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And in addition you have a neat local software called SciLor Grooveshark Downloader that allows you to download any mp3 found in the grooveshark. What I'm missing is the social media component. I'd prefer a much more integrated solution that is based on recommendations and kind of a genius or last.fm logic. Atm you can only follow friends but you are not notified about their changes on playlists etc. AFAIK and they can't recommend stuff to you yet. by ainbruk Sep 14
summer7811: Welcome to Pearltrees. I'm sorry I don't use Groveshark, so I can't help you with the photos. Maybe you can contact Grooveshark directly? by dee2 Sep 6
oops - got disconnected! so, www.ckua.org - that almost went off air a few years back due to funding issues. So yeah, we need to put the dollar behind our intentions sometimes. ; > by seannab Apr 8
Good idea! I think I'll do the same - we have a great "listener supported" fm/web radio station here (www.ckua by seannab Apr 8
La creme de la creme... That's All! I subscribed to keep the service active. It's worth It!!! by larchambault Apr 7
What a pitty, they cut out the marker, which marks the song's place which is currently playing by bloodmandarin Jan 22
Hopefully not too many people find out about this. I don't think it will survive juridical pressure. It's tooo great!! by bloodmandarin Nov 2
No limit on hours per month listened. Can play specific songs. Radio based on previous plays available. by rejacob Nov 1
@clearwaters - No, sorry, I was not clear. I meant that Pandora only works in the US, not in any other countries, so I can't really use it. by archaea Jul 12
Well, you can only listen to Pandora in the US so it doesn't work for me. Musicuo is very similar to grooveshark but streams faster. And stereomood is also pretty cool. by archaea Jul 4
Otherwise i agree, it is amazing, the quality is brillant et you can find almost everything. by calimer0 Jun 15
Well yes but spotify's 20 hours a month are enough for, in the best case, one week for me. by calimer0 Jun 15
will play just what you want not what pandora wants I like pandora but mog will play just what I like lets say Sounds From The Ground - by overstuckmedia Jun 13
that's what's great about pandora..you just put in what you like and it comes up with songs based off of that. you can't choose to play a specific song though. by cpdreyfuss Jun 13
But I really liked about lastfm, that it gave you recommendations based on all the music you seemed to like (as long as you heard it); grooveshark just compares the last song you heard to his database and do not consider ALL you gustos... ;) :( by bloodmandarin Jun 12