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ntamas

Tamás, 28, Male, United KingdomLast seen: 15 days ago

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supcav wrote:
August 2011

Hey ntamas, I was wondering if you have ever thought about running a version of your music map with just the REALLY indie bands (maybe under 1000 or 2000 listeners?) and see how that shakes out? I think that would be extremely useful, and hopefully not too large to be unmanageable... What do you think? Thanks!

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GreatHace wrote:
June 2011

Love the music map. I had created one of my own using Gephi and LastFm, but I knew the idea was good enough that a full map had to have been done much larger and much better by somebody else. Thanks!

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supcav wrote:
June 2011

Hey again... Just used your awesome graphical tool to find some more excellent music--what an incredible tool!

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obtuserecluse wrote:
April 2011

True, last.fm has a he'll of a lot of info to process. Have you checked out http://www.music-map.com/ ? I'm not sure where they get there information but it works pretty well

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obtuserecluse wrote:
April 2011

Thumbs up for your music taste and the map, it would be cool to have some sort of flash version where you can manipulate the bands to see ones underneath and perhaps turn certain ones off

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MagicTear wrote:
March 2011

Hallo! Great music taste)

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supcav wrote:
March 2011

Hello again, and thanks once more for your excellent work on the WWMS! I've continued to find incredible music as a result of it! Do you have plans to re-run the algorithms at some point in order to refresh the graphics with newer artists? Also, have you ever considered spreading out the vertices so that none are covered up by other artist's vertice? There have been a lot of times where I wanted to explore bands around a particular artist, but I coudn't see the name. Peace.

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BlockJuice wrote:
February 2011

Rhe artist map makes my taste look even more pathetic than I thought it was before. Thanks?

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speecher wrote:
December 2010

omg! ... just want to thank you for your amazing work really "ugly" music map ... great work!

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uhs wrote:
October 2010

I found many amazing musicians in the edge of the continent. http://uhs.doorblog.jp/ Next step is clickable map on this map to navigate to artist page. Do you have any plan to do so ?

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