The nice thing about pandora is that they've recently added "serious" music.

Check out my article on Pandora (from a technical pov):
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/oreilly/digitalmedia/2006/08/17/inside-pandora-web-radio.html
or
http://tinyurl.com/ywp6kf

"The magic of Pandora derives from a simple principle: a song
listeners enjoy should lead to other songs they'll enjoy. Pandora is
an Internet music service with an unusual twist: you merely select a
song or artist you like and the system builds a playlist of additional
songs based on those musical characteristics."

So, you can have a "George Crumb" channel and you'll likely hear
Messiaen or Roger Sessions as well as Crumb. Or a "Penderecki" channel
you could hear Varese.
The limit, of course, is their database of selections, which isn't
very good. (then again, you could also have a Tower of Power channel,
a Bill Evans channel, Blind Faith and Randy Travis as well.)

Check out David Lang, he just won the Pulitzer.  Unfortunately, you
probably won't hear him on Pandora.


On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 8:05 AM, Michael Gogins <gogins@pipeline.com> wrote:
> I've found myself at a bit of a loss lately with respect to finding good new music. This partly is thanks to the continuing decline of the CD and of music stores and reviews. I'd love to know:
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> -- How do YOU find out about good new music?
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> -- What are some of the NEW musicians or pieces to which you find yourself listening most frequently?
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> Regards,
> Mike
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