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By Wendy Boswell, About.com Guide to Web Search

Listen to Free Music Online with Pandora

Wednesday January 17, 2007
I've blogged about Pandora before in this space, but I just LOVE it so much that I've got to bring it up again.

Pandora is a free way to listen to music online, but not just ANY music. You create your own radio stations, you choose which music will actually be played on those stations, so if something comes up that makes your ears want to bleed, you can tell Pandora to stop playing it (and they will apologize, too).

For instance, I have about 10 different radio stations on there right now, anything from Gwen Stefani to George Winston to Kutless to John Denver. I'm always hearing music that I love, in addition to music that sounds much like the artist who the station is named for. Seriously, I listen to Pandora all the day long, and it's free, at least the commercial version with ads (however, I've yet to hear a commerical on Pandora and I've been using it for roughly three months).

More Free Music Online: Check out Amazon Free Music Downloads, listen to free podcasts with Podzinger, browse through the mammoth music database of Musipedia, or view Mozart's Diary on the Web.

Comments
August 4, 2008 at 6:50 pm
(1) charlie says:

Pandora may be the greatest thing since sliced bread, but is useless if you don’t live in USA..I’m in Australia.

March 15, 2009 at 3:31 pm
(2) Kat says:

Yes I agree Pandora may be the greatest thing. But if you are unable to access it. It is entirely useless to the individual.

I live in Canada. So I am one other person that cannot access or use Pandora. It is only available to USA.

October 29, 2009 at 6:10 pm
(3) Tabetha says:

I have an instinct s30 (sprint). I uave heard Pandora on the internet but am unable to access it via my phone. Will pandora be supported by Instinct s30 soon?

December 1, 2009 at 7:59 am
(4) Billy says:

i live in the u.s.a. Canada sucks!

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