Bandcamp
bandcamp.com
Stream independent music in full, and buy it as lossless files if you want it
No sign-up
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ilike.com
Music discovery built on what your friends were actually playing.
Use Music-Map instead
Type one band and get a cloud of the artists people who like them also like. Names only — no audio, no links to listen, and the association data is crowd-sourced rather than curated.
Open Music-MapOne of the largest apps on early Facebook, with tens of millions of users following each other's listening rather than an algorithm. MySpace bought it in 2009 and closed it in 2012. Its central idea — recommendation from people you know instead of from a model — is one the streaming services have never really replaced.
Questions
No. iLike is no longer running and ilike.com does not serve the tool any more. Music-Map is the closest current equivalent — it type one band and get a cloud of the artists people who like them also like.
Yes. iLike sends your input to its own servers to process it. That is fine for public material; for anything containing personal data, use one of the on-device tools instead.
Shut down in 2012 after the MySpace acquisition; ilike.com no longer resolves.
Alternatives
Same category or same task, ordered by how closely they overlap.
bandcamp.com
Stream independent music in full, and buy it as lossless files if you want it
music-map.com
Type one band and get a cloud of the artists people who like them also like
freesound.org
Half a million Creative Commons sound samples, searchable by how they sound
radio.garden
Spin a globe and listen to whatever a local station is playing right now
musiclab.chromeexperiments.com
Fourteen small experiments that let you build a rhythm and see harmony move
flat.io
Write and hear proper sheet music in a browser, with real-time collaboration