LastGraph is a web-based application that allows you to explore the listening history of any Last.fm user.
Just enter a username into the search bar and LastGraph will pull the user’s data from the Last.fm site and display it in various ways. Some of the options include a history of artists listened to, an entire artist’s chart, as well as rendered posters. The posters are like graphs, and are large, complex representations of a user’s music history—you could actually print them off and put them up on your wall. Lastly, LastGraph supports exporting of user data in a variety of formats. The one complaint at time of writing is that the service is very slow, due to the fact that they have not yet received permission from Last.fm to do the polling they are doing. This should improve exponentially after permission has been granted.
Lastgraph3.aeracode.org In Their Own Words
“LastGraph lets you explore your last.fm listening history. Stick your username in the box above (or someone else’s, if you feel like snooping), and hit enter.”
Why Lastgraph3.aeracode.org It Might Be A Killer
This is a cool little application that will appeal to those who’d like to see their Last.fm activity displayed in a more artistic manner.
Some Questions About Lastgraph3.aeracode.org
Will people enjoy using this site? Does it offer enough upside to be considered anything more than an interesting little side project? What other developments are they working on with the Last.fm API? 
