Musicmatch Jukebox - anything better than it?

[MeddyDuo]

I used to have MM Jukebox (I think it's now Yahoo something) and I remember that it had a bug where a message would pop up every time I shut down the computer or something like that. I had to reformat to get rid of it.

So to those of you that use it - is that bug fixed?

And I have googled a little bit, but I don't really see any service like Jukebox. I like how you can pick an artist and it will play songs from related artists.

 

[ngvepforever2]

if you want to choose and artist and then listen to songs related to the artist you chose, then pandora is your best bet even though it's not a stand-alone player like musicmatch (which sucks IMHO).

ng

 

[ScrapSilicon]

ttt

 

[MeddyDuo]

Yeah, I tried Pandora today and it's pretty good I guess. I had found it a while back, but it wasn't working with Vista. Now that I have XP, it works.

 

[SmoochyTX]

I use Musicmatch Jukebox and I don't have a problem with it.

I refuse to install iTunes on this computer but I have tried out many other programs and find myself going back to Musicmatch Jukebox every time.

ETA - I only use Musicmatch Jukebox as a player. I don't buy music from their music store or rip CDs using the program.

 

[Ronstang]

Musicmatch Jukebox sucks but if you like it as a player that is fine, just don't use it to turn your CDs into mp3s as there are many MUCH better options.

 

[MeddyDuo]

I would just use it for their music service, I forgot what it's called, but it's only like $5 a month. But Pandora works fine for me and it's free.

 

[scttgrd]

J. River Media Center is the best i've ever used, and i used to have music match with lifetime upgrades.