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Magnifier - Google Music Beta

When I heard that Google was coming out with a music service I got excited and I have been pleased by Music Beta to this point.  It has some major drawbacks but I will not focus on those for the time being.  I really want to focus on the new Blog to accompany Music Beta.  Magnifier is intended to promote artists and give away certain tracks.  I periodically add the music suggested and I love it all, its not my typical selection but a little variety is great.


http://magnifier.blogspot.com/

In the future i'll add some of my thoughts about Google Music Beta; for now this is my list of complaints:

  • No iOS app
  • No download option
  • No sharing features
Even with those complaints I love using the service because it is really easy to use, and provides a great listening experience.  I can not wait to see how they integrate this into Google+ and other Google services.  Google has built a massive infrastructure that they are in the process of consolidating around Google+ and will soon be a slim sexy web exclusive platform.  

All is Great from the CULC(its really nice)

Also if you would like a Music Beta invite just hit me up
p.shack@live.com
919-636-9837


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