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The Cheap And Easy Way To Bring Pandora Music To Your Mac

Wednesday, February 22, 2012 | Alexis Kayhill Posted In Cheap Mac Apps

FuryMusic is the most personal of personal entertainment. We may talk about TV shows and movies with our friends and family. But it’s music that we go to for comfort.

In the 21st century, music is everywhere, thanks to Pandora. What’s not to like about a streaming music service that gives you the music you want to hear for free? Pandora Radio streams music to your iPhone and iPad. Mac users rejoice. Pandora is alive and well on our favorite Cupertino computer maker’s wares.

Almost free music is close enough.

The 99-cent Radio Station Catalog

Streaming music is everywhere. A bunch of channels are available in iTunes, but it’s Pandora Radio that owns streaming music.

Simply put, Pandora Radio is an automated music recommendation service. It streams music you want to hear using a few hundred attributes about your musical selections and tastes.

For Mac users who want to get in on the Pandora Radio craze, there are a handful of Pandora apps that make music to your ears. Literally.

The Best Pandora App For Your Mac Music Pleasure was chronicled by a Mac360 colleague a few months ago. The price of a trip to Stabucks would get you PandaBar for the Mac.

Easy, right?

For a lot less money there’s Fury, an app which brings you another Pandora Radio option to your Mac’s Menubar.

Like PandaBar, Fury resides in the Menubar and gives you one click access to your Pandora stations.

Fury

Launch Fury and use the mini-browser to log into your Pandora account.

Fury Controls

That’s about it.

Fury just works.

And it gets you away from using Pandora in a web browser window. You can listen to Pandora Radio stations stream music while you’re working on something else.

You get all the Pandora controls you love and expect. Load stations, skip songs, rate songs, check out what’s currently playing, and do it all from the Mac’s Menubar.

Fury also works with Growl notifications and features album art in the pop down Menubar menu.

Not bad for 99-cents, right?

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I'm a 20 year Mac user veteran, writer, photographer, wife, and mommy. I live in sunny San Diego with my husband, three children, two dogs, one mean old cat, and an SUV with a back seat full of beach sand.

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Comments

  1. Rich says:
    Monday, February 27, 2012 at 3:30 AM

    Evidently PandaBar has been removed the App Store. I have tried two different ways, through the web site and searching the App Store. Neither produced any results.

  2. Emil says:
    Wednesday, February 29, 2012 at 3:33 AM

    Thanks so much for the article. I tried to search for PandaBar in the App Store and its not available anymore. Nonetheless, I purchased Fury for a buck and it works as advertised – browser free. I love it. Keep up the good work on finding these wonderful low-cost gems for us!

  3. Rich says:
    Thursday, March 1, 2012 at 12:26 AM

    I also downloaded Fury. It works as advertized and I like the customization features.

    Thanks, Alexis.

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