My goodness, David. How much time can one person spend checking out social media, music, and technology resources? I stopped counting at 110 feeds and there were still many, many more included in this one widget. It’s a good thing Grazr widgets are not CPU intensive. People with this much time on their hands are scary. Good thing we can all just make a copy instead of spending five days putting a widget together, like David.
Lots of music, lots of feeds out there related to music. Beekayz grouped popular music artists, applications, hardware, gadgets, bloggers, and news stories to make beautiful widget melodies. No blues included, lonely man.
Last.fm users can signal which concerts and other musical events they plan to attend, then see which of their friends are planning to go to the same shows. Grazr user mightyscoopa decided to make it even easier to keep track of his events by creating a widget to make the list portable.
The Internet has become the delivery medium of choice for vast numbers of music lovers. So it only makes sense that Grazrs would be a useful part of the mix of melody and technology. Several of our past featured widgets focus on music; here are three particularly interesting selections.
Debbie’s got some blogs, and she has a message for you: ovarian cancer is bad, and music is good. You’ll see what I mean after you take a look at the feeds in this widget. If you’re a music-loving cancer hater (and who isn’t), you’ll want your own copy of this Grazr.
At the Ribaldry and Schmaltz blog, J Shifty is the MC of all things Rhapsody. He manages to find and discuss all kinds of oddball playlists and new releases. Tucked in the right sidebar is a Grazr of his ribald Rhapsody playlist. Give it a listen.
And finally for this week, they call it Pandoralicious. It’s a collection of station feeds from the popular custom Internet radio site Pandora.com, and it’s a great way to browse for new music.
Debbie’s got some blogs, and she has a message for you: ovarian cancer is bad, and music is good. You’ll see what I mean after you take a look at the feeds in this widget. If you’re a music-loving cancer hater (and who isn’t), you’ll want your own copy of this Grazr.
At the Ribaldry and Schmaltz blog, J Shifty is the MC of all things Rhapsody. He manages to find and discuss all kinds of oddball playlists and new releases. Tucked in the right sidebar is a Grazr of his ribald Rhapsody playlist. Give it a listen.
This widget was mentioned a while back on blog.grazr.com, but it’s good enough to merit a refresher. They call it Pandoralicious. It’s a collection of station feeds from the popular custom Internet radio site Pandora.com, and it’s a great way to browse for new music.