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"\n\nFacebookPinterest\n\nAin't trying to be a hater, but I think I've officially broke up with Pandora, her insistence that I listen to every song by Bloc Party, and one day my eyes started to wander.\n\n Enter Lala.\n\nLala is the perfect remedy when I get a catchy song in my head and I want instant satisfaction. It will literally play an entire song or even album on the spot. Sure, the next time I wanna hit I have to purchase it, but I can do so with credits, which are basically like fake web money. The site gives you a healthy amount of them when you join and then bestows upon you five new credits for every friend you tell about the site (so when you go to Lala.com, you can tell them Andrew Richdale referred you.) My favorite part about Lala though, is that, with the aid of their Music Mover, you can import all of your iTunes songs into your jukebox and play them anywhere. Yes, it's a little unsettling that all of my friends on Lala can follow my musical proclivities, but when they could just as easily Google me and discover my politics, religious history, and probably, somewhere, my SAT score, what do I care if they know when and how often I've listened to \"You Belong with Me\" (3x, no apologies) or that awesome Washed Out EP (28x)?\n\n Life Of Leisure - Washed Out"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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