OK, here’s another one. Why doesn’t Last.FM link to any online stores? Presumably because they are based in London, and have many international users. It would be really easy to create a “buy my favorite tracks for this month” feature.
I am thinking of taking my Last.FM recent favorites feed and mashing it up with the Rhapsody API. I would actually use this to purchase a CD of my favorite music every couple of months. I used to use Napster to do this, but Napster isn’t providing me with worthwhile recommendations.
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I suggest trying out our product, Goombah. It’s a music recommendation service that works with iTunes. It makes recommendations based on analyzing your iTunes music collection. A double-click takes you right to iTunes to buy.
Also, it recommends free mp3’s to you based on your tastes, and adds new ones every week, which you can download with a click.