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Here is an app in which you can all vote up a certain song to play, and it’s all a specific artist (in this case, it’s Coldplay). It’s pretty cool.
PREAMBLE:
The following text is an informative paper on the current state of the Internet—specifically cloud apps—on post-pc devices (smartphones, tablets, .etc). This paper will also discuss the future of cloud apps and cloud technology on these post-pc devices. I will be answering some questions you (the reader) may have, and I will try to include any important information that you may need to fully understand any concepts that I introduce throughout the text.
I also intend for this paper to be readable to audiences with a web-savvy background. This is not to say that people who don’t have this advantage will not be able to enjoy this text, but I would say that those without this advantage may not be able to comprehend everything I say by skimming through paragraphs. If you do not have a web background, I advise you to reread paragraphs if they stump you. Also, I will be going into detail on a lot of the technologies, ideas, and projects that I mention.
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I love music. I also know a lot of bands and albums. A lot of people ask me
What music do you listen to?
or
Why don’t you just listen to singles?
Well, I listen to only the best music (in my opinion). I don’t muddle my music sense with crap. I’ll try increasing my music breadth every once in a while, but that’s the only time I open myself to crap and try to find the good in it.
So this album that I am posting is the best album I’ve ever listened to. I encourage everyone to listen to it. It talks about love, friendship, and it has great guitars behind it all. Coldplay is my favorite band, and I could never abandon them. They taught me a lot about women and selflessness. This is the album we all need to listen to and really understand.
And secondly, I only listen to albums in full because that’s the way they were made. Bands change over time, and I’ll use The Killers (one of my favorite bands) as an example for this.
If I were to listen to Mr. Brightside of Hot Fuss and all of a sudden, it changes to Human on Day and Age, I would be very confused. They sound so different, it’s almost like a completely different band. This is why I listen to just one album at a time, unless it’s something like Queen where they all sound great together!
