Why doesn’t the Last.fm client work for most (or all) Leopard users?
The explanation must be too technical or inexistent. I’ve tried all that a normal user can do to make it work: deleting preferences of the application, delete and re-install it, changed my last.fm password.. but in vain.
Before Leopard got released I wasn’t using the Last.fm client anyways, I had a crush for CoverSutra when it became compatible with Last.fm.
But even CoverSutra isn’t working for me on Leopard (I’m not the only one having this problem it seems), add to that the fact the application became too heavy with its new spotlight like feature.

Today a friend gave me the solution; downgrade to CoverSutra version 1.1.4 and it works!!!

I took the little heart (in the menu bar) that comes with CoverSutra version 2 and here I am scrobbling again the songs I’m listening!

My Last.fm account: this way.

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PS: this is the 1,111th post on MacAmour blog

Apple announced today that they had sold over 5 billion songs on iTunes.
According to data from the NPD Group, iTunes remains the number one music retailer in the US.
iTunes features the largest online music catalog with over eight million songs.

You gotta watch this one, it’s one of the best ads for iTunes I ever seen (for the moment).

Featuring Coldplay and some superb visual effect “made in Cupertino”.

Watch the latest iPod + iTunes TV ad here.

Every new update brings a heavier and slower iTunes, as soon as you’ll see this screenshot you’ll ask yourself a single question: “why doesn’t Apple split this application into 3 or 4???”, maybe is it because of the iPod/iPhone & Apple TV.

In this screenshot, you’ll see that iTunes 7, (for the moment) handles: Music, Music Videos, Movies, TV Shows, Podcasts, Video Podcasts, Audiobooks, Radio, ITunes Music Store, Ringtone Converter, and of course Handles iPods/iPhones & Apple TV.

It’s a whole operating system!!! And takes more and more time to start…

Go here to watch the ad in HD.

An update has been done to the iPod playlist of course.

If iTunes is causing you problems, unstable or shuts down randomly, the best solution is to uninstall/reinstall it.

This method… (writing in progress, sorry)