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[US] Spotify Invite Code

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I will be waiting for an invite, as far as the free service goes i am not certain it can offer anything that Pandora cannot (especially being that Pandora has a mobile app for free users. However, the only draw I can think of is being able to play a specific song when wanted rather than random songs.

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Ok guys, I have 20 invites to give away. I'm probably going to regret this after the avalanche of PMs, but PM me your email address if you're in the USA and I'll hook the first 20 up IF you don't already have a Spotify account.

Also, FWIW, there's only one kind of "invite" on Spotify, so EU/UK users can send invites to people in the US.

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I have ONE invite code to give, SMELTN gets it first if he hasn't already got one.

PM Me your email or post it here if you wish.

I actually got one about 3 mins after posting this. Go ahead and give your invite to someone else and thank you so much for replying!!

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Now I get to bother iKenndac when I want new features. :laugh: AirPlay! Get on it! :p

I can't comment on the future of our own client, but I recently worked with the guys who make AirFoil to integrate the Mac Spotify's metadata and control through AirPlay devices via that app. The Windows Spotify client doesn't support metadata and control, but AirFoil can still broadcast audio around.

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I can't comment on the future of our own client, but I recently worked with the guys who make AirFoil to integrate the Mac Spotify's metadata and control through AirPlay devices via that app. The Windows Spotify client doesn't support metadata and control, but AirFoil can still broadcast audio around.

Completely forgot about AirFoil. I even have a license. :p Thanks for the tip, and the integration is neat!

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