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jreese | daryn: still want a spotify invite? | 15:16 |
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Paul_ | do you have google plus ones? | 15:18 |
Paul_ | and john where you been | 15:18 |
jreese | daryn: too late, sent one anyways :P | 15:18 |
jreese | and yes Paul_, I can try inviting you to g+ | 15:18 |
jreese | what's your gmail? | 15:18 |
jreese | grangeway@gmail.com? | 15:19 |
jreese | Paul_: just sent an invite to that address | 15:24 |
Paul_ | kk | 15:31 |
Paul_ | I guess that one will do to take a look;p | 15:31 |
Paul_ | where have you been lately? | 15:31 |
jreese | work and side projects | 15:31 |
jreese | and house work | 15:32 |
daryn | jreese, got it, thx! | 15:38 |
jreese | yw | 15:38 |
Paul_ | whats spoitfy? | 15:38 |
daryn | i'd take a g+ too... | 15:38 |
jreese | daryn: sent | 15:39 |
daryn | ok | 15:39 |
daryn | thx | 15:39 |
jreese | I already had your gmail :P | 15:39 |
daryn | k | 15:39 |
jreese | not quite sure how though | 15:39 |
jreese | it was just already in my google/voice account | 15:39 |
daryn | oh, wave | 15:40 |
jreese | ah | 15:40 |
daryn | gotta use a vm to try spotify...no linux | 15:40 |
jreese | that makes sense now | 15:40 |
jreese | daryn: | 15:40 |
jreese | they have a linux client | 15:40 |
jreese | it's been working pretty well on my ubuntu/gnome3 install | 15:40 |
daryn | ya but only works for paid accounts. | 15:40 |
daryn | i thought i'd try before buying | 15:41 |
jreese | ah, I just went ahead and bought premium because listening from my phone is my biggest use case | 15:41 |
daryn | i think i've finally converted to fedora...on 15 for about three weeks now. | 15:42 |
jreese | I've been using Pandora for over a year for that, but sometimes it's really nice to be able to pick and choose | 15:42 |
daryn | ya | 15:42 |
jreese | yaeh, I've been using F15 on my home machine quite happily since April | 15:42 |
jreese | it was actually a *lot* easier to set up a custom package repo for yum than it was for ubuntu | 15:42 |
jreese | but my work machine has to be ubuntu | 15:43 |
jreese | so I just pulled in the gnome3 PPA for ubuntu because I can't stand unity | 15:43 |
Paul_ | whats spotify again? | 15:43 |
jreese | https://www.spotify.com | 15:43 |
jreese | it's music streaming | 15:44 |
jreese | except unlike pandora you get to choose your own playlist | 15:44 |
daryn | i've created enough pandora stations and trained them so i mostly get what i want anyway | 15:45 |
daryn | it is nice to choose sometimes though. particularly when pandora doesn't seem to have the artist or song | 15:45 |
jreese | same here, but I also enjoy listening to certain albums as they were intended | 15:45 |
jreese | actually, my biggest complaint with Spotify is that they have almost none of the big 60s, 70s, and 80s rock artists | 15:46 |
daryn | hm...i thought they had everything | 15:46 |
jreese | their selection of modern rock is fantastic though | 15:46 |
jreese | daryn: no Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Doors, only some of the Who, etc | 15:47 |
jreese | where they don't have licenses, they do tend to have "tribute albums", but they just aren't the same | 15:47 |
jreese | I heard they're still working on finalizing a record deal with Warner | 15:48 |
daryn | ic | 15:48 |
jreese | and there are some artists like Paul Oakenfold that are exclusive to premium subscriptions | 15:49 |
jreese | Tool is another one that's missing | 15:49 |
jreese | ok, I guess "almost none" is a bit of an exageration | 15:51 |
jreese | I'm just frustrated because some of my favorite bands are absent | 15:52 |
daryn | well, without the four you listed...that is almost none | 15:52 |
jreese | they do have Jimi Hendrix, Tom Petty, and Eric Clapton though :P | 15:52 |
jreese | also missing Pink Floyd though | 15:53 |
daryn | you have good taste in music | 15:53 |
jreese | the sad part is I was too young to enjoy them all when they were at their best | 15:53 |
jreese | s/too young/not born/ | 15:54 |
daryn | right...i was just pondering that | 15:54 |
jreese | I was born about two decades too late | 15:54 |
jreese | although at least I can grow up enjoying some of the best modern rock, metal, and alternative too | 15:55 |
daryn | i had a chance to see SRV in Dallas and didn't get to go. He died shortly after. I was very unhappy. | 15:55 |
jreese | daryn: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/7859496/Screenshots/2011-07-14-spotify-linux.png | 15:57 |
jreese | daryn: http://open.spotify.com/user/jreese/playlist/4zaG71Oq5oU392fmNmTjxe | 15:59 |
jreese | that doesn't include any of the one-off singles I starred | 15:59 |
jreese | not sure how that link works though... | 16:00 |
daryn | cool | 16:00 |
daryn | it asked to open spotify | 16:00 |
daryn | says it's an album by jreese | 16:00 |
daryn | and do i want to subscribe | 16:00 |
jreese | "Albums" is the name I gave to the playlist | 16:01 |
daryn | yeah so now it's in my playlists | 16:01 |
daryn | cool | 16:01 |
jreese | http://open.spotify.com/user/jreese/playlist/7u5Uri6UnGx3p6PfxKftNx has my list of singles/starred songs | 16:03 |
jreese | biggest complaint I have about the client is a lack of smart/dynamic playlists | 16:03 |
jreese | most it can do is shuffle | 16:04 |
daryn | is there a way to import this link in the client? | 16:04 |
jreese | I think you can just paste it in the search box | 16:05 |
jreese | I did that with the paul oakenfold link from their blog and it worked fine | 16:05 |
daryn | ah, cool | 16:05 |
jreese | I basically went through all my artist seeds and thumbed-up songs from Pandora and added whatever I could to my Spotify playlists :P | 16:07 |
jreese | was actually able to end with more from Spotify because I could actually see artists' entire libraries rather than having to wait for Pandora to decide to play that song | 16:08 |
jreese | and I was quite surprised, Spotify actually has built-in support for running it through a proxy | 16:08 |
jreese | and it works :P | 16:09 |
jreese | I might just have to buy my wife an account as well, save for the few artists Spotify doesn't have, I could basically stop storing and syncing 50 gigs of music to listen to from home | 16:10 |
jreese | Spotify will supposedly even sync with an ipod, although I have to figure out if that would actually allow me to sync songs that I don't "own" to the device | 16:11 |
jreese | esp since you can mark certain playlists as "available offline" and have it download and cache them locally | 16:12 |
daryn | i just noticed that too. looked up an artist and voila, all the albums | 16:15 |
jreese | ah, nvm, looks like you can only sync mp3s that you import from outside of spotify to your ipod | 16:15 |
jreese | =\ | 16:16 |
jreese | hmm, could upgrade to an ipod touch and run the spotify client on it to cache music locally | 16:17 |
Paul_ | so is spotify free? | 16:18 |
jreese | for hte base account, yes | 16:18 |
jreese | free for ad-based listening on a PC, $5/mo for unlimited and ad-free listening on a PC, and $10/mo for unlimited ad-free on PC or mobile | 16:19 |
jreese | although Spotify is actually UK based iirc, so the price will be differnt for you | 16:19 |
jreese | daryn: wow, you've lived all over the midwest | 16:24 |
daryn | ya...that's not even all really | 16:34 |
daryn | i got tired of clicking | 16:34 |
daryn | and a couple of places i moved away and moved back | 16:34 |
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jreese | lol, that's crazy | 17:12 |
daryn | i've now lived in the Lincoln area longer than i've lived anywhere in my life but I've lived in 7 houses here | 17:13 |
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jreese | wow | 17:14 |
jreese | time to see how spotify works on Fedora... | 17:15 |
daryn | working great in virtualbox on fedora | 17:16 |
daryn | :) | 17:16 |
jreese | not good enough :P | 17:16 |
jreese | interesting, the side bar is structured differently than it was in thu Ubuntu build | 17:18 |
jreese | actually seems like a newer/better build tbh | 17:19 |
jreese | it makes sound, so I guess that means it works :P | 17:20 |
jreese | the volume slider in the app doesn't seem to do anything though, but I think that's probably due to it being built in Qt4 for Phonon instead of Pulseaudio | 17:20 |
jreese | good thing pulseaudio has its own per-application volume adjustment | 17:21 |
jreese | boo, no support for media keys... | 17:23 |
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daryn | maybe needs to be mapped? | 17:24 |
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