FoxyTunes supports the Pandora/Last.fm mashupPandoraFMBy popular demand, our latest beta (1.3.5) supports the PandoraFM mashup.Users told us that they like using FoxyTunes with Pandora, but many of them are listening to Pandora through the PandoraFM mashup, and they were missing the FoxyTunes goodies when they did.
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David Byrne interviewed by Charles Amirkanian at the Exploritorium’s Speaking of Music Series, October 8 1991. Charles Amirkhanian speaks with David Byrne about his new album, Uh-Oh–which was to be released in February, 1992–and the heavy Brazilian and Afro-Cuban influences he brought to the music…. This item belongs to: audio/other_minds. This item has […]
It’s rare that I recommend music, but I’ve recently decided that Brian Eno’s Music For Airports is some of the best background music for writing. I’ve owned this particular CD for at least 4 years but have only recently begun to listen to it with any regularity. A couple weeks ago, I popped it into […]
A fantastic article by Brian Eno on The Long Now project:
an we grasp this sense of ourselves as existing in time, part of the beautiful continuum of life? Can we become inspired by the prospect of contributing to the future? Can we shame ourselves into thinking that we really do owe those who follow us […]
Reuters Entertainment News posted a nice story about Orchestra Baobabab. [WorldBeatPlanet]
George Clinton turns 62 today. And he’s still funkier than almost anybody else alive. I saw the P-Funk All-Stars in DC a few years back with Craig and it was a mind-blowing show. If you’ve never heard it, it’s definitely worth your time to check out “Mothership Connection,” and “Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome.” And […]
“Music is the wine that fills the cup of silence.” [Motivational Quotes of the Day]
Wired News: Are You in RIAA’s Cross Hairs? The vagueness seems to be a deliberate move by the RIAA to strike fear in anyone who trades, experts said. The intent is to scare everyone from prototypical pirates who share hundreds of ripped CDs through T-1 lines to teens who trade a handful of pop tunes. […]
Michaelz send along a pointer to the knockoff project, which documents album covers and the biters that bit them.
[Radio Free Blogistan]