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Whether it's music, books, games, tv or movies, if you tune out most of the marketing, how do you go about finding new or old stuff? Word of mouth, new marketing (i.e. influencers/YouTubers), or do you ride the related artists/recommendations on stuff like Spotify/Last.fm/YouTube/Netflix/etc.? Or perhaps something else entirely?

I'm sure it's a mix for everyone, however I'd love to read of some of the ways that one might not think of to find different new or old media!

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[–] P34C0CK@lemmy.world 7 points 1 year ago (1 children)

https://tastedive.com/

An imperfect system, but you can input any media you like and it will give suggestions of similar media.

[–] Mr_Blott@lemmy.world 6 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Imperfect? I put in Patrick Lee - The Breach. One of my favourite books, a proper fast-paced sci-fi thriller, and all it suggested was period drama romance novels by Georgette Hayer and Mary Stewart from the 1960s lol

[–] P34C0CK@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

I haven't tried it for books, but movies seemed to give a decent response.

It's community sourced, so literally "members of this site who liked this sci-fi book also liked these romance novels".

Imperfect 😁