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March 11, 2006

Meetup in Austin on Tuesday

When: Tuesday, March 14th, 2006 6:30pm

Where: Spider House Coffee Bar, 2908 Fruth Street (512) 480 9562

Come by for some food, drink and musical conversation. Have a CD? Bring it along.

Hope to see you there. Tim

Posted by Tim Westergren at March 11, 2006 08:46 AM

Comments

Ever considered that you got outside US (Austin?) readers of your blog? You better start posting something interesting, or I'll unsubscribe fast enough!

Posted by: Jokum at March 11, 2006 12:12 PM

Hi Jokum,

We're looking for ways to meetup with listeners from all over the country. Austin is just one stop. When we launch Pandora outside the US (as you know Pandora is only available in the US today) we'll surely do the same abroad.

Hang in there!

Tom
CTO @ Pandora

Posted by: Tom Conrad at March 11, 2006 12:58 PM

jokum,
i'm just a fan but i somehow feel obliged to mention to you that there is actually protocol for blog posting. it's just manners and common decency...like you'd be expected to exhibit if you were standing in front of a person, only it's in writing. you should try it.

Posted by: erica at March 11, 2006 02:16 PM

Why aren't you stopping down here in Florida? Is it because of the silicone infested nude beaches or the hurricanes?

Posted by: SunnyBoy at March 11, 2006 11:26 PM

Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Congratulations on site

Posted by: J. Alencar at March 12, 2006 10:06 AM

Is the Coachella festival in Palm Springs, CA too big for Pandora? Went there once and loved it!

Posted by: N Angeles at March 13, 2006 10:01 AM

Hey guys, I am from Turkey and I am so, so crazy about pandora for months, I have been listening. I just LOVE pandora, thanks everyone out there, making this happen!

Turkey is good in summertime ;) I'd cook for you guys, I don't know, how many are you? :)

Loves,

Posted by: Aisha at March 13, 2006 02:39 PM

Hi, I like what you're doing, think it's a great concept. I'm just wondering if you have a way to submit questions or comments. I didn't see any email address or contact info.
Sorry to go OT and ask this here, but I was having trouble playing the music and wondering if it's because I use a dial up connection--it stops and starts about every five seconds. I've had this issue with other site depending on how the music is played/streamed or whatever.

Anyway, this is interesting. Hopefully I'll have my own music available before you tour the northeast. I guess Austin is where it's at right now though, for obvious reasons.

Posted by: Michael at March 13, 2006 06:45 PM

wait tuesday march 14th? or monday march 13th?

Posted by: derek at March 13, 2006 09:42 PM

Hi Michael,

Yeah, the problem is dialup. Pandora is a broadband only application. Sadly we just don't have enought bandwidth over dialup to deliver a high quality audio stream.

Tom

Posted by: Tom Conrad at March 13, 2006 10:20 PM

Oops. The meetup is Tuesday, March 14th.

T.

Posted by: Tim Westergren at March 13, 2006 10:54 PM

heyhey! ive just heard abt pandora. and im beginning to REALLY LOVE it. guess what, im reporting all the way frm singapore. :D good job, guys!

Posted by: newbie at March 14, 2006 12:04 AM

I hope when you were on South Texas you found some good Texas Swing and you put in on the radio where I can play it. Thanks

Posted by: Scott Klett at April 28, 2006 03:32 PM

Just returned from Austin myself after playing for a convention. What an awesome music city!I have a 2 hour radio program everynight in San Angelo. Are you aware of the gigantic music data catalog the great state of Texas puts out every year?? It is sponsored by the govenor's office right there in Austin! Make sure you visit Whole Foods at 6th and LaMar! Would love if you could include Cynthia Jordan in your playlists.
Have fun.

Posted by: Cindy at May 13, 2006 11:28 AM

good job...enjoying it alot from central texas ....brownwood

Posted by: manuel at August 1, 2006 03:19 PM

I am a teacher, and like to play some background music for my classes. I have found, however, that if the music has lyrics, some will be distracted, and try to sing along with the artist. I was wondering if you could have an "artist" I could click on that would give me only instrumentals. It could be any kind- oldies, contemporary rock, even classical. Just something they would listen to, but be less tempted to sing to.
thanks for reviewing my comment. LOVE PANDORA, and the genome concept.
-bob loveless

Posted by: Robert Loveless at October 9, 2006 12:24 PM

I am a music enthusiast in the Austin area. A great radio station that plays the best local talent music is KNBT out of New Branfels, Texas. Give it try if you want to tap into the Texas music scene. MBM>

Posted by: Michael Montgomery at October 17, 2006 07:48 AM

Love what you've done with this site! Pandora is great! If you've never heard of a guy named Rodney Branigan... well look him up... it will be well worth your time. He's from Amarillo, Texas, and this guy's phenomenal! He plays all over the country with his wife and dog "Asta".
Try brokenguitars.com

Posted by: Frank at October 20, 2006 01:18 PM

First of all, let me commend you for what is the best internet radio on the net. I read all about your tour of the U.S. and I feel a little disappointed that you didn't take the time to stop by some of the legendary places for country music in Texas(Greene Hall, Billy Bob's, Luckenbauch). I know you probably think that Texas country music is listened to by the old folks, but the college kids gobble up Texas country music every chance they get. Also, you didn't mention anything about hispanic music in San Antonio which is now 65% hispanic and growing. Now, I'm not hispanic, but I do like the music. I just love music period and my main reason for the post was to ask about how I could have a station with just TEXAS country music? could someone email me with a suggestion.

Posted by: Hooks at December 20, 2006 09:48 AM

Hello to all and Happy New Year from San Antonio, Texas!

This place, Pandora, is the greatest since Napster became unavailable for free. I am enjoying the heck out Pandora! Last night at a party I talked to an old friend with whom I used to play in a band. We are both in our seventies now and playing the gigs is just a fond memory. But after our radio performances he and I would go to the record room where thousands of 45 rpm records were kept by all artists of the time and we would be like two kids in a candy shop listening to our favorites, mostly guitar since that's the instrument of choice for both of us. Django was the one who amazed us with his imposible agilty and inspirational engenuity on guitar. Clay, that's the one, will be starting to listen to Pandora today as he was excited to know the link to this dynamite place.

I ramble on a lot so sorry for that but again, Happy New Year to all!

Eddie

Posted by: Eddie Cooper at December 30, 2006 04:45 AM

i have sum original recordings that i have done on a home studio and i wanted to send them in because i promote 4 the station and people have asked y my music wont come up.so if i could have an emailback with address i would love 2 send them in for review thanx tj

Posted by: TJ HOOKER at January 18, 2007 12:48 PM

I wish I knew about Pandora at the time... I'm at Spiderhouse pretty often.

Posted by: Kerri at January 23, 2007 08:12 PM

I listen to pandora while playing mahjong solitaire.

Posted by: Sherry Bass at March 22, 2007 02:30 PM

I can listen to the music I have selected as I like it all day

Posted by: David at April 2, 2007 01:59 AM

I love the music I am able to listen to while I am online playing games like mahjong solitaire, bejeweled, and adventure quest. It relaxes me soothes me and encourages me. I am paying on a computer on layaway right now and I hope to have it paid off soon. I plan to hook up to the internet, join some chat rooms, start writing a book and continue to play all the games I can find.

Posted by: Sherry Bass at May 15, 2007 01:11 PM

hey guys well i know that you usualy wont go to small citys like mine which is corpus christi but there really great places like the underground for all kind of rock bands i guess thats all i wanted to say

Posted by: jessica at October 6, 2007 09:28 PM

I am in charge of a slideshow that will be played in our family reunion. It may be the last family reunion with both of my grandparents. I thought it would be neat incorpating nothing but music from their times which is 1940's through 1975's. Can anyone give me names of really romantic songs when they were dating in 1938-1940's????

Posted by: Blanca at January 1, 2008 09:35 PM

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