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2 Responses to “Normalisr – Time-based charts of your last.fm data”
The problem is the restriction to music that must be available on MusicBrainz, because they get the track length from there.
Nevertheless, the general idea behind is good. I’m wondered whether Last.fm don’t provide this information.
[...] also took a look at some data collected by LastFM, and another site I learned of this year (via Music Machinery), called Normalisr, which dips into your LastFM data and tracks your listening by time, instead of [...]
December 15, 2009 at 6:54 am |
The problem is the restriction to music that must be available on MusicBrainz, because they get the track length from there.
Nevertheless, the general idea behind is good. I’m wondered whether Last.fm don’t provide this information.
Cheers,
zazi
March 3, 2010 at 5:35 pm |
[...] also took a look at some data collected by LastFM, and another site I learned of this year (via Music Machinery), called Normalisr, which dips into your LastFM data and tracks your listening by time, instead of [...]