I just found out about Blip.fm from Iain (via Twitter), it looks pretty crazy! Check it out! It looks like Twitter mixed with Deezer or Last.fm – I’m still loving Deezer (I was just setting up a Beethoven playlist in it – finding myself listening to more and classical and jazz music while doing strategy work – when I found out about Blip) but this looks intriguing.
I’m waiting for a bunch of songs to be uploaded on the site right now! I like the way it suggests people to follow that have played music or artists you like, I wrote a fairly long list of artists so I’m already following 31 people that will probably be playing music I like!
The funny thing is that it says I joined Blip.fm on 31st December 1969. I’m extremely proud to be a member of a site since before any kind of computers were networked at all – feels very pioneering – though in this case, I just followed Iain’s Twitter call ;o)
Join me in random musical sharing! You never know, it might even convince some of the Twitter averse out there!
So have you ever wanted to try to make your facebook page unique? It’s pretty hard considering you can’t change colours of your background or text. I decided to do some research and see if I could add some cool pictures or something to make my profile stand out,than I came across a site http://www.hypster.com that let you make a free account and add music players to your facebook page! not only that but you can change the colours to! so not only will your new facebook profile be playing one of your favourite songs but it will be your favourite colour or colours! please take a look! And if you don’t have facebook, this site’s codes also work for myspace, bebo, piczo etc. take a look at http://www.hypster.com
Facebook music player ”
Funny, that’s my first sort of ill-targeted PR/spam style message!