Grooveshark had no ads and a much larger library in the early days. Also, you could upload your own tracks into the public listing. Iirc it was quite easy to em

Grooveshark had no ads and a much larger library in the early days. Also, you could upload your own tracks into the public listing. Iirc it was quite easy to embed a track or playlist as a widget into your personal website which was very cool in the era of non-walled-garden-internet. But it wasn't advertised as much as Spotify, not as many people used it, and the founders were the subject of tragic circumstances.