~Douce † Morte~

Hi!

Yesterday I decided to listen some music at office, but as I'm moving to a new job, I did put all my music in my USB and moved it to home, so I have no more music at my workplace, and for that I was looking for a website to listen some good Metal music. As I told once, I like Imeem service very much because I can upload a lot of music and create playlists, but due to many music I've uploaded to Imeem is what I had at office before, I decided to try something different and make a visit to another services, specially two of them, Yes.fm and Grooveshark and, well, after some trials I felt the needing to make this post.

Man, how I hate Yes.fm! The service is so bad! You make a search and you MUST add every single track (even if it's just one) to a playlist before listening to it, if you don’t, you cannot play anything, and when you create a playlist you can add up to 30 tracks, BUT you cannot add more than 4 tracks from the same artist to each playlist. Adding a single song takes many steps and as if it was not enough, every time you make a "wrong action" there's a messing script remembering you how good it would be if you buy premium service. I'm not saying everything must be free on internet... but, Jeez! I just wanted to hear two or three songs before lunch time!

Other way, Grooveshark is a nice and very simple to use service. You type an artist name and you get a list where you choose the songs you want to add to queue, it takes just one click to add them, selected tracks are shown at bottom's page, later you can save all the queue as a playlist. You can get a code to embed your playlist, or if you prefer there are buttons to share just one song on Twitter, Facebook or StumbleUpon, you can "love" tracks, or delete them from queue, or get some info about them.

Conclusion after checking both services is: Grooveshark rocks and Yes.fm sucks.

And now I have to return to job, and to listening to some more Metal music \m/ See you!

Rock on!!