THE JUKEBOX - A MUSICAL TIME MACHINE FROM 1950 TO TODAY.
This fabulous device is, well, fabulous. Just select any year, click on it, and you'll hear the top 100 songs that were playing then. You can also click on your favorite genres of music (R & B, country, Top 40, Alternative, Welsh Mining Songs...you name it). The best thing to do is to just click on a year, turn up the volume (just a bit, to avoid unnnecessary fisticuffs), minimize the screen, and go back to work on your computer while the music of your choice plays in the background. Be prepared for a groundswell of memories which will make you laugh, cry, or just smile. An occasional phenomenon created by this free jukebox is the irrepressible urge to call up old friends and family -- that might be a great idea. Here it is... Just click on the link beneath the picture!
Just click on: ACCESS THE TIME MACHINE
--------------------ANIMUSIC - Where Audio and Video Computer Technology Combine To Produce Something Amazing! You've never, ever seen or heard anything quite like this before:
To hear and see something truly captivating, just click on the link below. You'll enjoy this journey.
http://www.animusic.com/previews/animusic2.php
-- DAZZ
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Last.fm is a music recommendation service. You use Last.fm by signing up and downloading The Scrobbler, which helps you discover more music based on the songs you play.What’s Scrobbling?
A scrobble is a little note The Scrobbler sends to Last.fm to let us know what song you’re playing.Scrobbling helps us tell you what songs you play most often, which songs you like the most, how much you’ve played an artist over a certain amount of time, which of your friends have similar tastes… all kinds of stuff. By focusing on the music you already play we can help you discover more music.
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