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spotify – like early napster only legal. consider yourself invited

[update: the invitation to use the free version only works if you are in certain countries – see the comments on this post]

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  1. becky January 31, 2009

    It says we need an invitation code or wait until it goes public.

  2. Bishop Alan Wilson January 31, 2009

    Ah. S/fy did invite me me when I clicked Jonny’s second link, rather than the homepage first one above?

  3. Steve January 31, 2009

    Hey Jonny thanks, looks good…

  4. Matt Rees January 31, 2009

    what an amazing free app!!

  5. becky January 31, 2009

    Maybe it doesn’t work in the US – I clicked the second link and got a request to enter an invitation code. Bummer.

  6. Existential Punk January 31, 2009

    Jonny,
    What Becky said happened to me as well. Maybe she’s correct that it does not work in the USA?
    EP

  7. Roy January 31, 2009

    a great programme and some good tunes on there

  8. saga February 1, 2009

    We’ve released our free advertising supported version in Sweden, Norway, Finland, the UK, France and Spain. In most other countries Spotify Premium is available for purchase.
    on the website,
    sorry usa folk

  10. David Derbyshire February 1, 2009

    Hi Jonny! Have you got a playlist on there? Where can we find you? I’m just getting to grips with this. It is great.

  11. matybigfro February 1, 2009

    looks similar to last.fm but with control over your tracks
    nice
    will be interested if it has the SN and widgets angle that last.fm has been good at

  12. wendy February 5, 2009

    thank you oh so very much..

  13. Fat Roland February 8, 2009

    Because Spotify isn’t so good with newer electronic music (my drug of choice), I end up listening to loads of old New Order, Smashing Pumpkins and Faith No More. Which is brill!

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