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Anybody heard of grooveshark?
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Yup, I saved the bookmark to my homescreen. I believe they used to have a native app in the app store, but Apple pulled it. I think the native app is available in Cydia for jailbroken devices.
You need to upgrade to Grooveshark Anywhere ($9/month) in order to use the mobile app.
I did the same thing with Spotify premium same cost but bigger selection of music. I even downloaded my music on a ipod so I don't have to use up all my data on my unlimited data plan.
Grooveshark is involved in some pretty big law suites right now. if your jailbroken you can get the groveshark app.. I deleted it I's rather have spotify.
I was using the mobile app almost from the start and was only paying $3 per month. I cancelled it after a year because I still prefer my XM.
My uploading ability on Grooveshark was suspended after I uploaded copyrighted songs. You have to be careful because they won't give you a list of what is copyrighted. They just suspend your account to prevent you from uploading again on that account and then tell you what songs were copyrighted.
My uploading ability on Grooveshark was suspended after I uploaded copyrighted songs. You have to be careful because they won't give you a list of what is copyrighted. They just suspend your account to prevent you from uploading again on that account and then tell you what songs were copyrighted.
With an Android phone you can download an app called Dood's Music streamer which connects you to grooveshark for free.
Assume it's copyrighted. Because unless it's an old song (and an old arrangement at that) it IS copyrighted unless released by te artist specifically as public domain.
Yes, I'm sure all music is copyrighted but thy make it sound as if it's may not be and you just have to take a chance and see.
Likely, some of the record labels just don't monitor Grooveshark and so uploading some music never gets noticed so they get away with it. Grooveshark was removed from the iTunes store for a reason.
The album that I got my uploading privileges revoked on was Alice Cooper's Life and Crimes of Alice box set. No other bands which were much more current got noticed.