The Grooveshark Effect

Image via CrunchBaseLet me begin this story with a small introduction to the blog. It's a blog where I will post whatever comes to my mind.

After this prolonged introduction let us begin xD.

Grooveshark. For those who don't know ( http://grooveshark.com/) , it's a website where you... hear music... for free. I don't know many aspects of the website, I just know that my brother told me about it and 5 minutes later there I was , listening and clicking "Indie" playlist, and starting a non stop odyssey towards the infinite music . Seriously , I haven't stopped hearing music. Ok I have but whenever I am in the Eee PC , I click play in grooveshark and boom! Hours and hours of music I have never heard. I never heard them , but must of them I like. If I don't like I had an evil :( and bam I never hear that music again. And I keep hearing more and more music, more and more according to my taste.

Now , I do love music but my question is: I am hearing hours of music for free. I can't even formulate a question. I AM HEARING HOURS OF MUSIC FOR FREE ( and I am not doing anything illegal or whatsoever ).
The point of grooveshark is possibly to promote young bands , so in someway it's not a totally free service. They boost bands popularity , while playing some musics from some "popular bands", and they pay to play the music of those "popular bands", and they pay because they earn money from the ads they display to us, users.

I DECLARE AWESOME.

Soon I will start writing reviews of bands, musics and films, and I am hopping to post a lot about these new bands, some of them really impressed me so... so they deserve the opinion of a not at all known blogger.

Maybe if someone reads the review I post, and then if that someone posts a review based on my review in a better blog and if someone reads the review based on my review and posts ... meh... butterfly effect is way 2 complicated xD

Drpm