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Manas turned my attention to this new service called Songza which is something similar to what Spotify / Lastfm is. But the best part about Songza is they require no signup’s. no downloads and they have an awesome interface done wholly in flash. They use cookie / some kind of tracking mechanism whereby they have the last song list that you played although you have not given any information (like sign up, login etc). Although this could spur one more round of “privacy bickering”, I think it is a damn cool service.
I feel a little more “closer” to Songza as they have very good collection of Indian music apart from the Western numbers. Probably that is making me a bit biased but I guess as an avid music listener I cannot ask for things better than Spotify & Songza to keep me entertained and on my toes every single day!
One of my recent addictions. This is just fantastic. Thanks to someone who helped me find this.
Someone, you are brilliant!
“In Paris, everybody wants to be an actor; nobody is content to be a spectator.” – Jean Cocteau
My first time in Paris was nothing short of sheer brilliance. A place that has moved me the most, a place where I felt proud looking at the wonderful buildings, wonderful people & where I felt like a celebrity. It is tough to find a place which brings instant gratification when looking at buildings & cathedrals; a place which makes you feel at home instantly; a place where you feel like crying out loud to God and thank him for making “Paree”. But all this ranting would have not been possible without my company Result AB. Our kick-off / meeting with other offices took place in Paris & thanks to them, I managed to party at those “hip” places rubbing arms, shoulders (& much more) with those French babes (Stockholm women are still is ahead in terms of beauty & overall complexion) and managing to convince them that an Indian is not a person who says “Wobbeling wobbeling baby” (Courtesy Russel Peters).
