Blazing Minds

I have mentioned before to people, that you can also use Twitter as a sort of online radio! Yes, an online radio, it’s simply done by using one of the many websites out there that will tweet what you are listening to via a website or plugin for FireFox or even IE.

So here is a short run down of some of the sites that you may or may not know of that I like to use:

Blip.fm is probably the most known of the websites that people use to find and tweet music, it’s easy to use just use a search box to find the artist or track you are looking for and then “blip” it. You can join in with your friends on there blips and re-blip, plus recommend tracks to friends, it’s all a bit of good clean fun.

Another site is Twisten.FM, again this is similar to Blip.fm, but it has a more simplified interface and for me it is a lot easier to search for artists, it also seems to use GrooveShark for it’s hosted music, which lately has quite a large list of track by known artist plus a lot of unknown, unsigned artists, so even better if you’re an artist trying to get heard

Twt.fm is even more simplified and you just enter the artist name and track name, but, you can also enter the URL of a hosted MP3 to get the track to play. The site used imeem quite a bit when I’ve tried it, so as long as a track is there, then there seems to be a good chance of the track playing. Once you have found the track you want, then you just tweet it.

So there you have it, just a few of the sites that are out there for sharing music with your fellow tweeter, yes I know there are a lot more out there which do the same jobs, but I’m doing all the work here now it’s down to you lot to let me know anymore you may know of

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