Last.fm was fantastic when it first came out, it was one of the few instances where I felt that I actually 'owned' the data I was sending to it. I discovered m

Last.fm was fantastic when it first came out, it was one of the few instances where I felt that I actually 'owned' the data I was sending to it. I discovered many new artists through it. I think its decline will probably correlate with people's transition from MP3s to streaming services. It was pretty sad when that breach happened, as that felt like a nail in the coffin. https://techcrunch.com/2016/09/01/43-million-passwords-hacked-in-last-fm-breach/ https://techcrunch.com/2016/09/01/43-million-passwords-hacke... That said, I do occasionally stumble upon Last FM in search results and it's slightly surprising and slightly pleasant to still see it around. The 'burgeoning' Discord presence (400,000 total users) doesn't feel like a lot however, it still feels like a niche interest group.