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Do you iJigg?
by Emily Price Feb 10th 2007
iJigg is a music website built around the same concepts as Digg. Users can upload their own original music onto the site for others to listen to. If you hear something you like you can "Jigg it" right on the music player .
You can comment on songs you like, or songs you dislike, send the URL of a song to a friend, or embed the player with a particular song on your website. Much like Digg, the songs with the largest amount of Jiggs have front page status. You also have the option of searching for music by genre, or listening to one of the "random three" provided to you by the site.
Most of the music up there now seems to be instrumental and foreign. There is a pretty decent selection of music to sort through, so it's easy to find new music you've never heard of. I found this Folk song this morning that I adore, you can give it a listen on the embedded player if you're a fan of folk music.
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