m_b, I like to use Webjay to preview the tracks available at mp3 blogs. Saves me from wasting time downloading where 90% of the stuff I'd rather not keep. posted by schoolgirl report at 4:08 PM on May 12, 2005
Thanks for the pointers, although I'm pretty familiar with most of that info. I use The Hype Machine, which aggregates posts from several mp3blogs I enjoy. posted by monju_bosatsu at 4:18 PM on May 12, 2005
We've been running since the winter of 2003, posting tracks every weekday by bands like The Arcade Fire, Okkervil River, Wolf Parade, Sam Cooke, Arvo Pärt, Avril Lavigne, Bulldog, etc etc etc. This week: Smog, Ray Charles, Kate Maki, Weezer, Petr Nikl & Lakome Barky, and more. Please do visit! posted by Marquis at 5:29 PM on May 12, 2005
[removed redundant apostrophe] posted by jessamyn at 5:48 PM on May 12, 2005
[but not in the page title] posted by interrobang at 5:53 PM on May 12, 2005
Thank you so much, noizyboy! I've lost a couple of hours already. Say can anyone point me to an electronic music blog? posted by thekorruptor at 6:34 PM on May 12, 2005
Thanks Marquis. I've had Gramophone's feed in my RSS Reader for a while now... good stuff. And it works with the Greasemonkey stream mp3 script, which I consider essential for browsing mp3 blogs... if you actually want to listen the music before downloading it... posted by VulcanMike at 7:38 PM on May 12, 2005
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! posted by greasy_skillet at 7:43 PM on May 12, 2005
via MonkeyFilter?
via a mate's blog actually. But I see it's now turned up on boingboing as well, so it's well on the way to being old news. posted by noizyboy at 8:08 PM on May 12, 2005
thekorruptor writes"Say can anyone point me to an electronic music blog?"
I'm just posting a comment so i can find this post again quickly. Dang, for me, this is like the holy grail of postings! posted by indiebass at 7:54 AM on May 13, 2005
(note to self: do not trust spell check to catch my own stupid grammatical errors.)
posted by noizyboy at 3:53 PM on May 12, 2005