I play the saxophone, and I like that quite a bit.

Night Ripper and Feed The Animals by Girl Talk are the greatest mashup albums to ever exist.

What are some good free alternatives to Last.FM? I know Last.FM has a ton of artists, is there even such a thing as a free alternative with many indie artists?

Pyro767

The only part of last.fm that isn't free is radio, and in some countries it still is.

To be completely honest, radio is probably my least used feature of last.fm. I feel that the recommendations they give you from scrobbles are much better.

Not a fan of the book/movie series, but the soundtrack for New Moon was actually pretty decent.

ZoidbergatKHI

Feel free to add me as you so desire.

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Not for me. Depends if you are just stubborn and don't want to move on from the "classics"

ihavenonickname

So are you saying that I have to move on regardless of if I like that type of music or not? Thats why theres a decline, general society just "moves on through" music without saying what they think of musicand everyone just accepts it.

Also, everyone is just saying that I gotta "look in the right places". Thats what im saying is that when you have to look that hard to find decent music, somethings wrong.

That's the thing: you don't need to look that hard to find decent music. Just turn off the radio and check out last.fm for some recommendations of bands that you might actually like.

Mexico/South America/Africa/anywhere that doesn't get snow.

If I download music, I typically do it from a site like Jamendo where it's free and legal, by Creative Commons.

But uh, I try to buy my music as much as possible. Sometimes it's really hard to find the cd irl, though, and then I'll use itunes or something.

Dear Landlord.

The Downward Spiral is probably my favorite.