Rhapsody Online adds Playlists

If you’re a frequent visitor to www.rhapsody.com you’ve probably noticed that a bunch of "plus" buttons recently appeared all over the site.  Right next to basically every play button on the site, there’s a new button that brings up a context window with lots of new options:

rhapsody-playlists

So you can build a playlist as you’re browsing the music catalog.  You can also (finally) queue up music without interrupting the current song.  There’s also a drag-and-drop playlist editor for modifying existing playlists.  All these playlists are accessible from everywhere Rhapsody works — in the Rhapsody PC Software, on your Sonos system, on your portable Sansa device.  The jukebox in the sky is getting more and more real all the time.

I think this is a really cool new feature, so I just had to share.

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  1. leodirac says:
    January 2, 2007 at 2:35 PM

    It sure is available to you. Rhapsody.com supports Firefox and Safari on Macintosh. We also support Windows (IE and FF) and FF on Linux.

  2. Amir says:
    January 2, 2007 at 12:09 PM

    I don't suppose it's available from the web browser player for those of us in MacLand?

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