I own a bit of vinyl, and I love sitting around listening to it while reading a book, or similar relaxing activity. The only problem is that I’m unable to capture these listening sessions to my last.fm profile. I’ll admit that I have (once or twice) played the album in iTunes on mute while spinning the album just so I could capture the tracks, but even I’m to lazy to do this every time. Well, it looks like someone has hacked together an interesting solution using Shazam, an iPhone, and a simple ruby application. Shazam is an amazing application that can listen to any 10 seconds of a song and tell you what that song is. A short talk discussing how the hack went down is available at the aforementioned link. This solution is crude, but it shows it is possible.
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last.fm events
- The Wooden Sky + Yukon Blonde at Lee's Palace, Toronto on 6 Nov 2010
- Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan at Lee's Palace, Toronto on 20 Oct 2010
- The Thermals + Cymbals Eat Guitars at Lee's Palace, Toronto on 9 Oct 2010
- Harry Manx + David Lindley at royal conservatory of music, Toronto, ON on 1 Apr 2011
- Cowboy Junkies at royal conservatory of music, Toronto, ON on 19 Nov 2010
- Kathleen Edwards at The Dakota Tavern, Toronto on 3 Aug 2010
- Jason Collett at Church of the Redeemer, Toronto on 11 Nov 2010
- The Dears at The Garrison, Toronto, Ontario on 15 Oct 2010
- The Dears at The Garrison, Toronto, Ontario on 14 Oct 2010
- The Dears at The Garrison, Toronto, Ontario on 13 Oct 2010
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