Hello Ross, you are currently in the top20 list of "true listeners" (direct reverse neighbours) for radio from: [url=http://www.last.fm/user/ctb_capitalbirm]Capital FM Birmingham 102.2[/url] (british, hip-hop, dance) in UK -> see [url=http://lastfm.skilledtests.com/radio_stations/ctb_capitalbirm.php]here[/url] (What to do with the user list there? it may help you detect good music, since they - as you - have similar taste, play their music library) - further explanation [url=http://www.last.fm/group/6+degrees/forum/227845/_/749734]here[/url]. And [url=http://lastfm.skilledtests.com/6degrees_radio_stations_and_more.html]here[/url] you've >400 radio stations worldwide, >140 from UK or filter e.g. for: british, hip-hop, dance

Hi. :) I see you've got Frankie Cocozza's "Save Me" performance of "Red" on The X Factor. Would you be able to e-mail this to me please, if I PM you my address? :) Thank you if you can. :)

im dissapointed in your lack of paramore tbh ;)

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i don't get how i scrobble iTunes, do i sign in yours?

Don't get me started on what Americans think. The most cultured American is little more cultured than a bloke from Hull. The reason for the popularity in rap music today comes long before him. His debut was in 1999. Rap was firmly on its feet by the early nineties.

thought so ross

#1 Hits are little but the choice of the lowest common denominator.

Yes. A world without Eminem and N-Dubs would surely be one devoid of all sense of quality music... Or is it the other way around?

It's about quality not quantity Ross.