I wanna jump on the new $55 metro plan but I do know that I would miss rhapsody a bit. I dont like stuff like pandora because I want to be able to choose exactly what I want to listen to. Rhapsody has full albums so im looking for something more like it.
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Anyone know of a FREE Rhapsody/Pandora alternative
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If you find somethinglet me know. I'm getting sick of all the random songs on Pandora. And seems lil Wayne and Jeezy is on every channel I make more then the artist I made the channel for
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i never used it but my buddy uses spotify. not really sure what its all about but he seems to like it...
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I use 8tracks, which is a online radio app which allows people to submit their own playlist and you can create your own profile or not. If you create a profile, then you can star song, like playlist. It is a multi-platform app, you can use in in your pc/laptop, android, iphone/itouch. When going to the web based version, it gives you youtube/itunes and sometimes soundcloud link. It is a great way to discover new music. The only downside is that you can only skip 2 -3 songs per playlist.
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Jango and iHeartRadio.
Edited: as far as I know, Pandora, the two apps I listed above and every other internet based radio mimic real radio by only playing album singles. I've used them all and I don't think I've ever heard a song that isn't a radio single. So if you're looking for entire albums I don't know if anything suggested will satisfy you (I believe it's a legal/piracy issue in which apps like Rhapspdy own certain rights that allow larger song catalogs)
Edited: as far as I know, Pandora, the two apps I listed above and every other internet based radio mimic real radio by only playing album singles. I've used them all and I don't think I've ever heard a song that isn't a radio single. So if you're looking for entire albums I don't know if anything suggested will satisfy you (I believe it's a legal/piracy issue in which apps like Rhapspdy own certain rights that allow larger song catalogs)
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I have the rhapsody subscription but I don't use it on my phone. Instead I use it on my ipod touch 
It's so much better on the ipod app because you can just choose which album/artist/song and simply download it, unlike on android phones, you have to add it to a library or create a playlist for it just to stream it and then you can download it. Also the playback on the rhapsody for android is lame and the volume is louder on the ipod touch app.
It's so much better on the ipod app because you can just choose which album/artist/song and simply download it, unlike on android phones, you have to add it to a library or create a playlist for it just to stream it and then you can download it. Also the playback on the rhapsody for android is lame and the volume is louder on the ipod touch app.
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Tune In Radio is a great app. There is a free one, and the paid version which is only $0.99.
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i guess aslong as google thinks its legit so does mods in this forum but as soon as sites start taking it off their page then af has no choice but to comply with the terms
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no it means we dont know if that dev made a deal with the music industry perhaps the ads in the app pays for each song u download theres plenty of ways devs could do things legit without getting any1 in trouble, besides i dont think your that concern about people downloading music lets be real for a sec
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I'm not concerned just want to know for future reference. We can all agree we used limewire once in our life before it got tooken down lol.
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LOL true but that was before Obama and his cabinet's war on piracy.. Everything we do on all of our devices is more heavily tracked now.
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yes it got "taken" down along with kazaa anyways back to topic im gonna try this app myself now that i switched over to $55 plan im golden
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