Hi. I'm kinda new so some of you don't know me yet, but those that I've met I might have showed CHVRRRRRBP to. I'm a developer who listens to the station a lot (I mean a lot), so I made a quick and simple PHP/MySQL web app over the CHIRP API this summer so I could see what kind of music the DJs were likely to play in their sets.Then it got out of control! Now there's a brand new version (with an extra R), and you can see lots of things on it! Like:- The last 100 songs played, with (approximate, due to typos) play counts for artist/song... click on a circled number to see who/when they were played!- Genre and geographic origin information for songs (from Gracenote API)- Rudimentary autocomplete song search- Track length and album release year (from Spotify API, incomplete)- Integration with the CHIRP album charts, updated weekly; puts a red dot with current chart position- Pulldown with DJ names, total tracks played since 10/1/2012, and last show date that calls up...- ... DJ show stats: genre % of songs played, average release year of songs, and top artists- Upcoming area concerts for bands whose songs are played (from a OhMyRockness scrape)It updates every few seconds, so you can leave the window open and watch it update and ping the APIs in real time. It's also beta software, so it breaks sometimes for weird reasons.I wanted to post this here because I think it might be useful for certain people, and I'm open to suggestions for additions.
Plus I wanted to see if there's a better historical data source for track length, label info and other meta stuff, the things that don't come through the API and that I couldn't scrape from the CHIRP website.
I'm trying to get a more thorough and solid data set for a project (hi Shawn) and was wondering if this data is kept somewhere. Eventually, I'd like to turn CHVRRRRRBP over to the organization..k
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Kumar:
I apologize as I dropped the ball on a reply to you.
If you have a few minutes early next week to chat, I’d like to see where I/we can help.
-Dave