A fun toy to play with: TuneGlue

If you'd like to discovery some new music and do it in a visually appealing way, TuneGlue lets you explore the relationship between artists and bands in a connection-based web.

You start building a web by searching for an artist. In our sample web above we started with Iggy Pop. When you click on your first node, you can perform a variety of actions with the node but the most important action is expanding the node. Expanding adds more nodes to the web, spun off of the node you expanded. By expanding nodes you can generate connections between artists based on listening patterns. Iggy Pop, for example, links to The Stooge which in turn links to the New York Dolls. Curious how we got from Iggy Pop to Garbage? We went from Iggy Pop through Patti Smith -> PJ Harvey -> Tori Amos -> Alanis Morissette -> The Cranberries -> Garbage.

TuneGlue Helps You Find New Tunes You'd Like by Mapping Music Connections

There are a number of Pokemon songs that are about believing in yourself and being a good friend, I could send you some.

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TuneGlue

That's what Pandora used to look like a jillion years ago, before it became streaming music!

La Copa de la Vida is a pretty awesome song - I'd go with that.

The Academy Is...'s "Same Blood" is kind of awesome, too.

Plus you can always research by watching Ricky Martin in leather pants.

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Random observation: Queen's "Death on Two Legs" is underrated.

I think I'm in love [link]

Can someone upload We are teh World to Buffistarawk - original please.

Also, if anyone has older Weird Al stuf, a la "Eat It" that would be greatly appreciated as well.

thanks.

only need the We are the World now if someone has it. Thanks.

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