What's your favorite channel?
I'm listening to the "Marry You" channel right now. It's perfect for listening to at work.
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I have children's Christian music streaming on pandora for my Lo when we're home.
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I used to, until I discovered Spotify. Now I listen to Spotify all the time instead.
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I do! Working from home right now and listening to "Jim Brickman" station - piano/instrumental music.
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I did, until I discovered Spotify. Now it's all we listen to!
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I listen to Pandora on my phone all the time. My favorite station right now is my "Miranda Lambert" station.
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I used to a lot on my work computer... as background noise... but now I'm so busy that I don't even remember to load it. I think the last one I was listening to was the "ne-yo" station.
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Sometimes. We aren't allowed to listen to music at work, otherwise I would have it on a lot more. I usually put on George Strait radio.
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i do on my work computer - my favorite is ella fitzgerald radio (i'm listening to it now, actually!)
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Mine is the Third Eye Blind station.
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@Rachel: @Mrs. Jump Rope: Spotify confuses me royally. The webpage is not very intuitive. Do you pay for the service?
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Country or I narrow down the artist I'm into that day (Keith Urban, George Strait, Blake Shelton, Lady Antebellum). If I need a pick me up to power me through the rest of the work day, I just put it on Today's Hip Hop.
@Rachel: @Mrs. Jump Rope: What's Spotify and how's it different from Pandora?
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@Rachel: Same here, I like being able to skip endless songs on Spotify!
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Every now and then, if I'm looking for new music. I've been listening to The White Stripes channel.
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I used to when we commuted on the train. But during peak commute times it slows down like crazy so I stopped.
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Sometimes . . . I have a Moonlight Sonata channel and an Adele channel. I used to listen to Slacker Radio, too.
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@mediagirl: @Alivoo01: So Spotify is sort of like a combination of Pandora and iTunes - you download the free software, and the interface is sort of like iTunes (well, to me, at least) but you don't have to pay for the service, or any of the songs. You can listen to any song you want, as long as it's been released in your country and is available (Adele doesn't allow her album 21 on Spotify, for example, although her singles are all on there, and so is 19). You can listen to radio stations based off artists, or you can create your own playlists.
The only thing that's a paid service is if you want to listen to it on your phone or offline, then it's $9.99 a month I think.
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Yeah, I listen to it when I'm at work or on the bus.
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