[dundee] Open Source Music

[Dan Bolser]

2008/10/22 gordon dunlop <astrozubenel at googlemail.com>:
> Seemingly Jono Bacon (Ubuntu fame) has released a heavy metal album
> under an open source creative commons license:
>
> http://www.severedfifth.com/
>
> To be honest it is absolutely crap music, stick to Linux Jono and give
> up the guitar. Maybe I should send my son round to give you guitar
> lessons.

More fun than just browsing CC... http://www.opsound.org/

There is actually some good stuff there if you hunt around.


Way back when, their was a great site called WebJay. It let you
aggregate links to music into playlists that could be shared (tracks
cut and pasted), commented on (very simple 'add a comment') and
browsed (each track knew which playlists it was in and playlists were
grouped by user).

This simple idea spawned a really great community, through which I
made loads of friends and found loads of great music.

Then it was bought up by Yahoo and closed down.

I'm lamenting 'the good old days' of the internet... I must be getting old.


Anyone know any good sites with similar functionality?

Dan.

> Gordon
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