Fri Jul 25 2003 - rock on!
rock on!
been playing with launch available at yahoo. you can basically program your own radio station with everything from Tito Puente to ABBA! you can also listen to other people's stations.

i once had an art teacher that would play the radio during class. it limited talking in class so that we could concentrate on the day's art project. there were times we could bring albums to listen to. he was an avid listener of wnew 102.7 fm in nyc. last i heard, all of the djs left. some had worked there years...

radio, for me, has gone to pot. there IS no radio that plays a work by J.S. Bach and then follows it with say, The Doors...or the Beatles, followed by a Patsy Cline song...

true variety. everyone is too separate now...you've got stations that only play rap/hip hop or soft rock or country (new country not the classic old country).
that certainly gets boring.

i've got everything from the White Stripes to Etta James. can't quite figure out how to get classical on there...but when i do, you can bet there'll be some Stravinsky and Vivaldi.

the only sucky thing about it is that there are commercials programmed in....
at least they're not car commercials...

Comments (2)

Palimpsest (Legacy)
WXPN comes closest, you know. You don't get the classical but there's a fairly good mix of most of the rest. Granted, they are a little light on country, and concentrate on the "cross-overs". But then I find country a little light at the moment anyhow.
Deimos (Legacy)
You don't listen to much WFMU do you? go to http://www.wfmu.org or its on 90.1 or 91.1

Also Vasser college has a good station on 91.3.
 
 
 
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