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Lookin’ Good, Feelin’ Good!
You may have noticed that some things look a bit different on Amie Street today. What's new? Well...
For one, the player has been re-designed and now you can keep track of all your recently played songs. You can also re-order the songs queued up to play. Check it out!
Also, we've drastically reduced the prices on certain albums, with many more discounts to follow. Remember when by Cold War Kids was $11.76? Not anymore. Remember when by The Weepies was $12.74? Ha! Remember when was $15.68? Fuggedaboutit! Now you can buy all these albums for $8.98, and you'll be pleased to see the artist stores look even sexier today.
And finally, when you're looking back through our recent posts, you'll find them in "Featured Music" (which used to be called "News") on the top bar.
That's all from us for now, so go on and enjoy the music!
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January 25th, 2008 at 12:29 pm
OMG - The site looks amaaaaaaaaaazing!!! I’m gonna make an Amie Street party playlist right now!
January 26th, 2008 at 8:38 am
I’m certainly glad that you’ve started to work on the website again, the player really needed the makeover, and it’s a lot better now. The price reduction on full albums, especially long albums, was also needed. I hope this will be for all albums, not just those you mention. Here’s a small bug report: The anchor links to a specific album doesn’t work.
If this is the small start of a lot more work on the site, I might start using it again. I hope at least that you’ve missed me a little.
My number one feature request: Make it easy to see if an artist is indie or signed up through a major label. I want to use this site to help out good artist, not to line the pockets of the RIAA gang!
Oh, and also that thing about Ogg files in addition to MP3s, you know, that thing that you promised a year or so back… One of the reasons that I left this place was my disappointment over all the promises you never made good on..