| No. of downloads: | 0 | Licence: | Free |
| Publisher: | Goombah | File size: | 29M |
| Date added: | 15-05-2007 | Minimum requirements: | Windows 2000|Windows XP |
Goombah
Goombah helps you find new music and people who share your musical taste whether you're into blues, alternative, classic rock or any mix at all. Based on your iTunes collection and listening behavior, Goombah displays like-minded members' collections and recommends tracks they really like that you don't have. You can also get recommendations based on playlists, genres, artists or even how "adventurous" you are feeling. Easily blacklist artists and tracks, and save those you want to remember.
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