I use last.fm, though I've had problems with it. I'd say it's accessible enough to listen to music, but if I want to go into my library and make changes, some are difficult and others impossible. If someone knows of another site that works better I'd be interested too. ----- Original Message ----- From: "William L Houts" <lukaeon@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <blind-geek@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2012 5:52 PM Subject: [blind-geek] Accessible Music Service?
Hi,Can someone direct me towards an accessible, inexpensive music service? I seem to remember seeing a JAWS script for Rhapsody. I'm a little wary of that one, though, since I tried to sign up for a test drive and couldn't even find the registration page, even though I read their interminable user contract. I have downloaded tracks from Amazon, but their cloud player seems a little clunky to me. I'll try both of these again and more, though, if I can finally get something that's workable.Thanks, fellow blinks. --BillThis message was posted to the Blind-Geek mailing list. Learn more at http://blind-geek.com/list.html.
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