Last.fm switched this off on 12 April 2010 , which greatly upset some Last.fm users , who partnered instead with third party music services such as Hype Machine , MOG , or Spotify , or subscribed to remote servers , to provide listenable content .
Last.fm switched this off on 12 April 2010 , which greatly upset some Last.fm users . 
 They partnered instead with third party music services such as Hype Machine , MOG , or Spotify , or subscribed to remote servers , to provide listenable content .