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Happy St. Patrick's Day
It's mid-March, which obviously means we're all allowed to pretend to be Irish for a few days. To help things along, we've put together a small group of our favorite Celtic punk songs and traditional Irish anthems. Have a listen, Danny boys and girls.
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Spring Break 2010
For many of the college students out there, it's finally time for spring break. And what goes better with sand and sun than music? Here are some of this year's biggest songs to help get your party started right.
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Listening Party
The Script
Back in November, the guys in The Script swung by with an awesome playlist of some of their favorite songs. Today, they've got the #1 rock song in the country! So it's time to celebrate with a Listening Party. Just click here and enjoy The Script's incredible debut album!
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The Playlist Blog
New Feature: Music Activity Feed
Posted 26 February 2010, 11:26 pm by Danna
You've probably noticed that your Playlist.com Dashboard looks different today. That's because we’ve added a new feature: Music Activity Feed.
The Music Activity Feed shows what music is being added to playlists by the people you are following. Now, whenever you log in and go to your Dashboard you will be able to see what music people are adding to their playlists.
The Music Activity Feed is only the first phase of this cool feature. We plan on the feed including: updates from the artists you are following, when someone starts following a new artist or playlister, favoriting a playlist, ways for you to control what is displayed in your Music Activity Feed, and much more.
If you know people on Playlist.com that have great taste in music, make sure you go to their profile and click Follow User. Once you follow the person, their music adds will be displayed in your Music Activity Feed.
We hope you like this new feature and that it helps you discover new music to make awesome playlists… ‘cause that’s the whole point, right?
Thanks,
The Playlist Crew
