A mainly user-defined website. Like MySpace but way better. Last.fm uses a plugin to create music charts based on what one listens to on their (computerized) media player. Based on these, it recommends music and creates radio station. Users who sign up for a free account receive these benefits, and can also post blog entries. A good way to discover new music and meet people with good musical taste.

Also known as the "Social Music Revolution"

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Last.fm is a internet radio, music recommendation system, and it also keeps a detailed profile for each member of the site of all the songs you've played. You have to have the Audioscrobbler plugin installed on your music playing program though. The music recommendations are based on what songs you've listened to on it. The user's profile also keeps track of the last 10 songs you've played in the recent past. There is also a Journal function. You can join user groups. There is an option for paying 3 US dollars a month for no ads, and more radio options, but it is free to join. It also groups you with other members based on common artist.

A social community that revolves around music. A way for the world to see what music makes you dance around like a loony. The profile tells everyone what bands the user listens to, how many times they've played songs, and you can add images by BBCode that relate to music.
One of these images is Scaicha which records the genres of everyting you listen to and calculates a score.
There are many things one can do with Last.fm. It looks at what you listen to and recommends similar bands.

UK based internet radio and music community website. Members listen to music and that music is counted and placed in their personal library.

swanky la dee dah website dedicated to showcasing your favourite bands and boasting about how many songs you've played since you've signed up.

A website in which your music is monitored and compared to other users. This is also the home for music play count whores.