Social Music

Hey guys I'm with BC Magazine (Hong Kong) and am trying to write about music blogging and the whole social music network scene (e.g. last.fm). I figured I'd go straight to the source and ask you all:

Why choose to blog on music sites?
What do you think of other people looking at your playlists?
Now tell the truth, :) do you judge people by the music they put up? What about the other way around?
People talk about music blogs and the different websites out there, but when I started thinking about it, the word "website" doesn't quite seem to describe everything that places like these let you do. So do you think of the music blogging scene as part of your social life? Do you think you're kind of "addicted" in a way you wouldn't be to other kinds of websites?  

Thanks and if you give me some good answers then you might see yourselves published! :D

(Also, just to let you know, if I quote anyone I will be quoting their username as well- no other details)

>Why choose to blog on music sites?
fucking pathetic attention whoring like all personal blogs.
kill it with fire, ASAP.

review blogs are acceptable - barely.

extroverts trying to adapt to the internet produce goofy sites

>>1
nothing on 4chan is to be believed.

if you were asking for opinions on music blog, why didnt you go to a "music blog"?