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Friday, July 16th, 2010 at 9:38am | Comments

Did you know that here at SMP we have lots of really great groups for you to join and then share your favourite tunes with like-minded music geeks. You did? Great. But if you didn't then you should really read on.

If you scroll to the bottom of our home page there is a section cryptically named 'Groups' and this is where you can find all of our, well, groups.

Simply click on the one you like the look of, have a read and if you like what they've got to say, join. Simple as that.

We've put together a list of some of the most popular groups to get you stared.


Spotify Feelgood
As you may have guessed from the title, this is a group dedicated to all the Spotify music that makes you feel good. Created by MonaFims, this group has a playlist that you can add your own personal favourite happy tracks to by clicking here. So far there are tunes from Nick Drake, Death Cab For Cutie, Damien Rice, Iron & Wine and many more. What will you add?


Music Zone
This is another cracking group set up by SMP user Victor Gustavsson for people 'who really love music.' If your a person and you love music this group sounds perfect for you. We suggest you join immediately by clicking here.


Feedback
This is not a group for over-indulgent guitarists who like thrashing their axe around near an amp. No, this is a group for those who want to hear comments on their SMP playlists from fellow users. If you're up for some of that click here.


Party
I remember some lads fighting for our right to party back in the 80s so it is only fair that you pay tribute to those brave soldiers by joining this group. Once you've done that you're free to snoop around all the brilliant party playlists already available and add your own. P-A-R-T-WHY? Because it is a really good group, that's why.


Indie Music
For all you skinny jean sporting, straw hat wearing, indie fans out there this is the playlist for you. Click your mouse here for all the latest indie playlists on offer.

This is just a taste of some of the groups available, why not have a browse through for yourself or create one of your own.

Gary Evans