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Ever since “Ikea” popped up on one of my Pandora stations months ago, it’s been one of my favorites. Every time I hear or see words like “Ikea,” “Thor,” or “Norsemen” this song immediately pops to mind. It’s surprising how many times that happens given I live in the US nowhere near an Ikea. It’s catchy, and it’s funny. (And Paul, if you don’t listen to this one, I will hunt you down.) Jonathan . . . → Read More: Tuesday TubeWatch: Ikea and Jonathan Coulton Apparently, I’m prejudiced. Despite all evidence to the contrary, I persisted in believing an unfounded assumption rather than taking a few minutes to find out the truth. Because of that stupidity, I missed out on some enjoyment. Luckily, I can make up for that in this case. As I’ll come back to, that’s not always true. The name “Five for Fighting” applied to a music group immediately conjured up images of hard, driving rock music, . . . → Read More: I’m a prejudiced idiot No, I’m not talking about downloadable, put-it-on-your-iPod-and-go music (well, the sites do make it easy to buy the singles as a download). I’m talking about music to listen to when you’re connected to the internet. There are lots of sites that provide ways to listen to songs online. There are three that I want to briefly touch on. Each require a free registration to do anything beyond listen. On-Demand: iMeem First, imeem.com bills itself as . . . → Read More: Free music on the internet! |
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