My teenage daughter last year introduced me to Pandora Radio, which describes itself as a “personalized Internet radio and music discovery service.” Pandora allows you to create unique “radio stations” for yourself by specifying favorite artists or songs.
Using its database, said to include more than 600,000 songs, Pandora creates playlists that have characteristics in common with the chosen songs. You can expect to hear a good deal of material from the artists you have picked, mixed in randomly with similar music from other performers and composers. And if you ask, Pandora’s computer will tell you what characteristics it has identified in the music you chose—a question that can produce embarrassing answers.
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