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Fairly good at making recommendations based on what you enjoy. Though I use Grooveshark for most of my music listening, I often use this for finding new music (since GS's radio feature kinda sucks -_- ).
Can't you just make a new account or something? I doubt many people need even 10 hours a month (including me).
40hrs might seem like a lot, but when you work 40hrs a week, then its all used up after 1 and a half weeks.
Unless you pay for it, you are limited to 40hrs a month. I used to like Pandora too
Jus so you know: CGI proxys work like a charm.And it's not that great as I tought it would be. Last.fm is different and better.
Too bad it works only in US.... When it worked internationally - it was amazing...
RadioTuna is a great new alternative which searches thousands of free online radio stations by artist, genre or name. The results are amazingly accurate. There are hundreds of genres and it will suggest artists to search for based on your results and the stations you listen to. http://radiotuna.com
