So Pandora is pretty awesome.

I've been on Pandora these past 2 days (still new to it) and I'm discovering stuff I've never heard of before, but I like it.

Anyone else use Pandora on their phone or computer?

I see what you did there. Had to think about it for a while.


Try it.

www.pandora.com

It's given me new hope for music. They have some pretty underground stuff that comes up (stuff that's even scarce on youtube).

Just type in what band or what song you like and they'll find similar artists or songs for you.

I have it on my iPhone, and I wish I could use it more often while I am on the go. But I cannot since my connection is crappy (yes... even on phone. LoL) since I use T-mobile, which iPhone cannot connect to the 3G network of it.

I don't have an IPhone, but I kinda wish I did or at least have something that can have Pandora. Beats the radio by a gazillionjillion.

Shouldn't any phone nowadays be able to get apps like Pandora?

Want to know something Ultra cool lol

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I'm mad. Music Nazis are ruining your chance to discover new music or listen to what you already love.

I've been using Pandora for about 2 years, got one station that started off with Sonic Youth, now has got pretty much everything from the Doors to Japandroids. I've discovered a lot of my music from it, and even gone to concerts just because I heard the band on Pandora. I love it.

I've never been to a concert before.

I always wanted to, but I haven't kept up at all.

I've got it on my phone, I listen to it every day at work.

i use last.fm instead.

no ads and it tracks all the music you normally listen to.

I'm a bit peeved that they limit it to 40hrs a month for PCs now... But yah its pretty awesome.

If you want more underground music try last.fm. The have a wider selection. But their genome filters are a bit weird.

It's pretty much all I use for music on my phone (windows mobile). It constatntly amazes me at how it can analyze your taste in music and get it right 90%+ of the time.

Anyone else like looking at why it picks certain songs for you? Very cool how it breaks down all the elements of music that click with you.

@Stormeye

I have it on my iPhone, and I wish I could use it more often while I am on the go. But I cannot since my connection is crappy (yes... even on phone. LoL) since I use T-mobile, which iPhone cannot connect to the 3G network of it.

No offence, but why the fuck would you use T-mobile? You have internet issues at home already. Why be with the only major cell company that can't do high speed to their phones and will probably never have 4g at all

Hell you could probably ditch your ISp just by switching to a Sprint 4G smartphone and using it as a wireless hotspot. I've played online through my phone before doing tht just with 3G...

I've tried last.fm and I just don't feel like it's as good. However, I have noticed that I do get a different variety from the same stations. Take one band, make a station on both, and you'll get different results. It is pretty cool.

I'm going to provide corporate account for cell phones to my employees. While doing so, I might be switching over to something else.

Though I need either AT&T or T-Mobile since I think they are the only two that uses SIM card for the phones, which are compatible for many phones that are used outside of US.

I don't want to pay for roaming service, so I usually by single use SIM cards whenever I go abroad, and use it with my current phone at the time.

Find what provider has the best coverage overall for the areas you're in or think you might be in. Over where I live Verizon takes it hands down. Never had a drop call on my end for years now.