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In "Last.fm makes Internet music social," Dmitri Popov extols the wonders of Last.fm, a "social" music site that lets users create Internet radio stations that fits their tastes. Last.fm provides a free player for Linux, but if you want to use Last.fm with your favorite Linux player, you'll need the LastFMProxy written by Vidar Madsen.

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dthacker ·
I haven't tried the streamer yet, but I've sent about 600 tracks up from my amarok install to the audioscrobbler. I've been given several neighbors and joined a couple of groups. The place is full of passionate music lovers. You can find me hanging out in the "Life begins at 40" group. Give it a try!

Dave

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