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I’m still using the “successor” to what.cd and I usually discover artists through random lists, “related artists”, among other things on the platform. One inte
by some-guy 10mo ago
I’m still using the “successor” to what.cd and I usually discover artists through random lists, “related artists”, among other things on the platform.
One interesting way of discovering artists is finding an artist that I already like on a compilation CD, and then seeing what else is on the CD.
- david_p 10mo agoWould you share the name of that successor? I miss the old internet and would love to take a look.
- chrneu 10mo agoAnother comment mentioned Redacted.sh as a successor. I haven't used it. I'm sure there's a subreddit around that can help. Looks like orpheus is another option if I'm reading correctly. You have to get an invite or pass an "interview" though, so be prepared to wait a while.
- Narushia 10mo agoIt's Redacted.sh, a.k.a. RED. They have around three million torrents. But like What.CD, Redacted.sh is a private tracker, so you can't just jump in and see the content.
- david_p 10mo agoThank you. I’m reading about them, cool project. I’ll try to join.
- SamuelAdams 10mo agoIt is worth noting that RED is particularly difficult to get a decent ratio on. Spend some time googling reddit posts, there are plenty of examples of people not being able to build solid ratios due to competing with scripted bots.
- bgbntty2 10mo agoHow does it compare to rutracker, especially for electrnic music? I've never used what.CD and rutracker seems to have lots of high quality music.
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- chrneu 10mo agothe compilation album is a great idea. thanks for that. your comments in here have been helpful. have fun listening.