Opening pandora's box

Been reading GQ lately and came across this clever website:

Pandora.com allows you to enter a song name or artist you like then it comes back with a continuous selection of tracks you might not have heard or considered before. Tried a few searches and was impressed it found Glimmer Twins 'Cassette' but the selection after that got a bit weak. Other tunes I tried kept bringing up Deep Dish. Not quite sophisticated to be a real guru of music.
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