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ListDJ – song lyrics in Spotify

ListDJ is an add on to Spotify that displays the lyrics of the song you’re currently listen to. I’m the kind of guy who thinks that the lyrics of a song is important, so this i perfect for me.

The add on docks itself to the side of the main Spotify application window. From when I’ve tried it, it finds most lyrics, but there are some that aren’t available.

ListDJ have been developed by a friend and college of mine, Fredrik Danielsson. To read more and to download it, visit www.listdj.se. The add on is completely free but is currently only available on the Windows platform.

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1. April 9th, 2009 at 23.15 by Fredde Jonsson

I like this too! Nice work Fredrik D!

2. April 26th, 2009 at 15.09 by Bob

Now also for Mac OS X!

//bob

3. July 8th, 2009 at 22.41 by Rafaelinux

Don’t feel discouraged, there are loooots of people using this already ^^

4. July 19th, 2009 at 13.26 by Thor

It seems pretty good at finding the right lyrics and all, but it *really* ticks me off that it insists on maximizing my spotify window when you run it. Docking to another window should mean your program window changes, not that it messes with the window it “docks” to!

5. July 29th, 2009 at 1.26 by Mr. Splendid

Must be a big dude … ehrm “colleague” …

6. November 8th, 2009 at 17.29 by SpotiFan

Wow! I love this! Perfect! Just update the db regularly and this is gonna be a must addon for everyone <3

7. November 28th, 2009 at 16.17 by Igoruha

Am I the only one, who has empty listDJ window all the time? I installed listdj two days ago, but it displays no lyrics. I have WinXP.

Someone help me! I need lyrics very much to learn English :(

8. December 21st, 2009 at 10.21 by Clod

Hi, thanks for this plugin, it seems quite nice!
However do you think that there is a way to use it under Wine? (I’ve tried before, but without luck..)

Thanks in advance!
Clod

9. February 17th, 2010 at 17.42 by Tim

Doesn’t appear to work at all on OS X.

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