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  1. Febbos

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    It's been pretty big over here for a year now. I hate the recent changes though that have way too many limits.
     
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  3. Febbos

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    Not really? Still free, and the price for unlimited music without advertising is low enough.
     
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    I thought it was great when it was free but I may as well use grooveshark now as the 5 song limit is a joke.
     
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    5 song limit? :O
     
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    on the free version you can only play a song 5 times and then no more.
     
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    Exactly what I meant.

    It used to be good, but the new update has made it pointless.
     
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  8. Febbos

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    Hmm, sounds weird. I do know that the free version in Sweden offers you 10 hours of free music/month. I suppose that that turns into 5 songs/day or something like that.

    But the price for unlimited is low enough!


    What do you think about my list? :)
     
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  9. Beverley_Tiger_998

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    it's both 10 hours a month and 5 song limit as well,

    Renders it useless really for me I probably would have it on for 2 ours every other day so doesn't exactly last long.
     
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    Just pay the 4 quid/month god damnit ;)
     
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    it's £10 a month.
     
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    If you want Premium, yeah. But that is only if you need Spotify in your mobilephone.
    I pay around 50 SEK (probably around 4,5 quid) and get unlimited music with no advertising.
     
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  13. Beverley_Tiger_998

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    I would but as I say, Grooveshark is free and also have tinyshark on my phone which is free which means I can stream anything I like anywhere.
     
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    If it works for you, fine ;) What kind of music are you into?
     
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    Alsorts really, Rock, Trance, Dubstep Drum and Bass, depends what mood I am in and what I am doing...
     
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    Okey! What do you give my list 1-10? <party>
     
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  17. Hank Scorpio

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    Can you put your list on here Febbos? Not got Spotify
     
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    Nah, can't copy/paste the songs I'm afraid :p Just download it quickly and take a look ;)
     
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    Some good struff on there mate. I see you're into your classic rock stuff like Metallica, Iron Maiden, Pearl Jam.

    Whats the biggest British band in Sweden at the moment?
     
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    Impossible to say

    Coldplay is pretty popular among both the youngsters and oldies
    Biffy Clyro, Bullet For My Valentine, Arctic Monkeys, Bloc Party are pretty popular amongst the average teenagers, even though American music is dominating.

    Would be easier if I got some suggestions if they are big here or not ;)
     
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