Comments on: Two Suggestions for Brett Kelly http://www.jamiephelps.com/all/two-suggestions-for-brett-kelly Proving the sunshine since 1980. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 21:53:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Jason http://www.jamiephelps.com/all/two-suggestions-for-brett-kelly#comment-52 Jason Thu, 17 Jan 2008 01:04:55 +0000 http://www.jamiephelps.com/all/two-suggestions-for-brett-kelly#comment-52 <p>Fellas, you can also try http://www.musicovery.com/index.php. It's another streaming station like Pandora. The difference is you choose your music based on <i>genres</i> and <i>moods</i>; you can mix 'n' match. It'll give you a more consistent sounding listening experience when you're in the mood.</p> Fellas, you can also try http://www.musicovery.com/index.php. It’s another streaming station like Pandora. The difference is you choose your music based on genres and moods; you can mix ‘n’ match. It’ll give you a more consistent sounding listening experience when you’re in the mood.

]]> By: Brett http://www.jamiephelps.com/all/two-suggestions-for-brett-kelly#comment-51 Brett Thu, 17 Jan 2008 00:49:50 +0000 http://www.jamiephelps.com/all/two-suggestions-for-brett-kelly#comment-51 <p>Cheers, Jamie :)</p> <p>The iPod idea is a really good one! I'm also an iPhone guy, so I won't be able to put that into practical use, but you can bet it's going to get tucked away for future use!</p> <p>I've used Pandora before, and I think it's great. The problem is that I'm sorta looking to branch out musically - in other words, try out entirely new genres or sub-genres that I've not been exposed to. My best friend so far has been last.fm, since it allows for ad-hoc "treeing" of bands (Foo is like Bar is like Baz, etc. - even though Foo and Baz are often <em>completely</em> different).</p> <p>I might just do some iTunes bingo and see what I come up with. Thanks again for the post, buddy!</p> Cheers, Jamie :)

The iPod idea is a really good one! I’m also an iPhone guy, so I won’t be able to put that into practical use, but you can bet it’s going to get tucked away for future use!

I’ve used Pandora before, and I think it’s great. The problem is that I’m sorta looking to branch out musically - in other words, try out entirely new genres or sub-genres that I’ve not been exposed to. My best friend so far has been last.fm, since it allows for ad-hoc “treeing” of bands (Foo is like Bar is like Baz, etc. - even though Foo and Baz are often completely different).

I might just do some iTunes bingo and see what I come up with. Thanks again for the post, buddy!

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