Whether you use iTunes, Rhapsody, Songbird, Pandora, Slacker…You get the point, we all consume music in some way. I use a free service called Grooveshark (Google for it and you’ll find it) and it allows me to search for songs and add it to a queue and it play through it for me (I can also save that playlist for later if I want). In this way, I can consume music on demand, instead of going to the iTunes store, buying the song, and then listening to it. Sometimes I like to listen to rock, jazz, dance, rap r&b all at different times. And even sometimes I will only listen to a song once, doesn’t me that I don’t like it, it’s just that I like to listen to different genres depending on what I feel like. That’s what Grooveshark allows me to do. I agree with every who says the future of media consumption is on demand, like what you want, when you want. This is how I consume music, and even media in general. In my own opinion, I think all of these desktop programs just take up too much space. But then again, that’s me. You might only listen to the same music all the time. That’s fine, but when you want to consume media on demand, Rhapsody and Grooveshark, services like these will accomplish this task more efficiently than iTunes will…Well, as far as I know.
If you’ve got a thought about this, suggestion or even don’t agree the slightest bit with me, then leave comment. I’m always willing to here what you’ve got to say.
Maybe you have another app or website that will allow you to do something like this. Feel free to tell me about it!
