Links tagged with “lastfm”
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ListenBrainz
Open source AudioScrobbler type service, currently Alpha. In theory I imported my Last.fm listens, but nothing showing up yet. Still, could be good.
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Spotibot.com - Generate Spotify Playlists powered by Lastfm!
Makes Spotify playlists based on the name of a music artist or your Last.fm favorites/recommendations.
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Overhere
Listen along with any last.fm user in real time, using Spotify. So simple.
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Crowd-sourcing the office stereo, using Twitter and Spotify
Python script to enable sending Spotify URLs @ a Twitter account which then queue and play, and also scrobble to Last.fm.
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Last.fm + Spotify + Find new albums
Find albums by your top artists on Last.fm that have recently been added to Spotify. Although many are albums I already have, which is how I’ve listened to them on Last.fm… (via Tom Taylor)
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Soundamus - new and upcoming music releases from the artists you listen to
Looks at your Last.fm playlist and tells you when new music by your listened-to artists is released. Could do with some kind of threshold, but still very useful.
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LastGraph: Home
Create completely stunning and fascinating colourful graphs of your Last.fm data. The best way I’ve ever seen of getting a good impression of what you’ve listened to. If only I had data for my whole life of listening. (via Plasticbag)
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Last.fm – the Blog · Audio Fingerprinting for Clean Metadata
Help Last.fm identify tracks, albums and artists better, in return for a future free API. Pretty slow going on my ageing PowerBook though. (via Plasticbag)
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Last.fm Site Updates – Last.fm
A prayer is answered and a miracle happens: A decent way of finding out about gigs you might be interested in has appeared, and Last.fm gets even better. You need to log in to see it though.
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AMK design | Last 10 tracks on your website
Simple but good PHP code for putting your Last.fm recent tracks on your site. Inspired me to rewrite all my stupidly over-engineered code for gyford.com along the same lines. (via Kottke)
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Web Services - Audioscrobbler
It’s been a while since I looked - I didn’t realise there was so much juicy data easily accessible.