I need a list of the songs that were in my Grooveshark music collection because I am trying to replace it with CDs or songs I will purchase from a paid music service.
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Shawna Fitzsimmons
11 years ago
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Most of my music was stored in my collection. Only a few of my favorites were in playlists, which text is recoverable for now. 6 years of music could be restored; therefore, enabling me to enjoy, and most of all SUPPORT, my favorite artists. Please give me my collection list!
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Mathew
11 years ago
I strongly agree with this
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melissa rich
11 years ago
save grooveshark
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James Howard
11 years ago
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With the loss of grooveshark I've lost 4+ years of music. Just giving us access to a text file of our collections would mean the world. I was a paying member of Grooveshark for years, I'll gladly pay for the music or another more legal service
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Vidalia Smith
11 years ago
We're not asking to have the songs available to listen to, we just want the names of the songs on our playlists so we can buy the songs and support the artists legally.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
im so sad, i need my collection :(
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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If you release the text files, we will all see it as a gesture of goodwill. Many of us were paying thinking this was a legitimate service and I used this to buy music legit for iTunes and other sources. I have lost close to 8000 songs that I had discovered and was slowly paying for.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I Loved GrooveShark
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Releasing the text files is a gain for everyone!
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Jan Allan
11 years ago
This was my way of discovering new and different artists. Now, all those I would have purchased and gone to see live are erased from memory. Your loss as much as mine
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please! There was stuff in there I was 'bookmarking' to purchase. All we're asking for are text files - lists of our former collections.
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Nick Wright
11 years ago
Destroying the lists is a lose-lose!
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Wacob Jeterson
11 years ago
Damn, my entire music taste was on my collection. Please let me have my collection playlist back, otherwise I'm going to lose out on a lot of music.
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kevin gould
11 years ago
please let us keep our playlists
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Myles Hanning
11 years ago
I promise to buy every single damn song I had, the only songs I ever had stored anywhere – almost 3,000 of them.
I need a list of the songs that were in my Grooveshark music collection because I am trying to replace it with CDs or songs I will purchase from a paid music service.
Most of my music was stored in my collection. Only a few of my favorites were in playlists, which text is recoverable for now. 6 years of music could be restored; therefore, enabling me to enjoy, and most of all SUPPORT, my favorite artists. Please give me my collection list!
I strongly agree with this
save grooveshark
With the loss of grooveshark I've lost 4+ years of music. Just giving us access to a text file of our collections would mean the world. I was a paying member of Grooveshark for years, I'll gladly pay for the music or another more legal service
We're not asking to have the songs available to listen to, we just want the names of the songs on our playlists so we can buy the songs and support the artists legally.
im so sad, i need my collection :(
If you release the text files, we will all see it as a gesture of goodwill. Many of us were paying thinking this was a legitimate service and I used this to buy music legit for iTunes and other sources. I have lost close to 8000 songs that I had discovered and was slowly paying for.
I Loved GrooveShark
Releasing the text files is a gain for everyone!
This was my way of discovering new and different artists. Now, all those I would have purchased and gone to see live are erased from memory. Your loss as much as mine
Please! There was stuff in there I was 'bookmarking' to purchase. All we're asking for are text files - lists of our former collections.
Destroying the lists is a lose-lose!
Damn, my entire music taste was on my collection. Please let me have my collection playlist back, otherwise I'm going to lose out on a lot of music.
please let us keep our playlists
I promise to buy every single damn song I had, the only songs I ever had stored anywhere – almost 3,000 of them.