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post #16 of 30
I listen to www.slamfm.nl when I am at home. Site seems to have been down the last couple days though. Mostly euro dance stuff.
post #17 of 30
I'm waiting for the professor to come in, so i'm listening to Armin van Buuren's A State of Trance.



Jon.
post #18 of 30
Local to Boston are www.wgbh.org and www.whrb.org , which do stream 24x7. Of course, I don't listen at work and there's no need at home, where I have a radio. Others might like it, though. WHRB is famous for its orgies, which are run around exam time.

If I were really organized, I would take a methodical spin through the BBC and various European stations. Every so often in the summer, a classical music board I once frequented would post an announcement that the latest performance of X or Y was about to start live at Bayreuth. Seems as good a use for the technology as any other.
post #19 of 30
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Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife View Post
hello humans. bumping this b/c i will be DJ-ing tonight over the electronic airwaves between the hours of 7 PM and 9 PM Eastern on G-Town radio. some dub, early moog music, found sounds, a little jazz, a bit of 90's hardcore, funk, hip-hop, late 80's R&B, found sound, field recordings, american roots music, electronic, and whatever is in arm's reach that makes sound when it spins. this is something of a triumphant return since touring, sickness and death/rebirth has gotten in the way. so expect us to be on our A-game. it can be lonely in space.... xoxoxo ddml aka DJ OK (ouroboros kingdom)
WE ARE DOING IT AGAIN TONIGHT also featuring Bill Moriarty, doer (producer/engineer) of Man Man's last record (and previous 'uns) and Dr. Dog's last and next 7 to 9 PM eastern time please listen and we will make the sounds happen
post #20 of 30
I like Pandora.
post #21 of 30
Along the lines of Pandora, songza.com is pretty cool.
post #22 of 30
7 to 9 PM Eastern tomorrow night (TUES) been about a month since our last show so we got some records piled up i am thinking Deathprod, Fennesz, Arthur Russell, and ancient egyptian mummy sex noise thanks for allowing me to spam you will do it again tomorrow to remind y'all
post #23 of 30
Everyone, do yourselves a favor: http://www.wfmu.org/
post #24 of 30
I think radio.aol.com has a good selection of music. You don't have to be an aol member to get it.

Also, wfmt.com, wcrb.com for classical.

But I have sirius and mostly listen to that, the widget from tanner allows it to play on multiple systems without timeouts.
post #25 of 30
I listen all the time. Favorites are some of the overseas stations, especially Australian country. I have no idea why.
post #26 of 30
Minnesota Public Radio
post #27 of 30
Quote:
Originally Posted by denimdestroyedmylife View Post
7 to 9 PM Eastern tomorrow night (TUES) been about a month since our last show so we got some records piled up i am thinking Deathprod, Fennesz, Arthur Russell, and ancient egyptian mummy sex noise thanks for allowing me to spam you will do it again tomorrow to remind y'all
\t bump for tonight's show 7 to 9 PM eastern AND we have a website now but go to www.gtownradio.com to listen live refresh the first page to see what is currently playing (when we are on air) podcasts will be through our website once that is up and running cheers ddml aka DJ OK
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post #29 of 30
SomaFM.com rocks! I have Groove Salad on all day long at work.
post #30 of 30
bootliquor.com from San Francisco and Australian http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/
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