Schoolboy
Columbus
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So I'm sitting here jamming to a stream on brooklynradio.com right now...
http://www.brooklynradio.net/episodes/fool-s-gold-x-rub-radio
... and I was wondering... what do other people listen to. It seems like often times a lot of internet stations don't change their rotation nearly often enough, or I just want to listen to something new.
What does everyone else listen to?
http://www.brooklynradio.com does have some pretty nice streams that range from techno to hip hop.
rave_til_dawn
Dennison Place
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bayrea wrote I listen to the BBC radio alot on the weekends. The "play now" feature lets you check up on any mix shows you missed throughout the week. Pete Tong is the Dick Clark of EDM.
I've been recording the Essential Mix off Radio1s website since 2004! The Judge Jules shows can be pretty good too.
via iTunes, all the SomaFM EDM channels are great! Depending on your mood of course.
youmixit
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Hi, SchoolBoy. Don't just listen to music, mix it!
Djs and music lovers, check out this article :
http://discostyle.blogspot.com/2008/01/space-eye-candy-and-dj-mixes-for-your.html
sixby9is42
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http://www.woxy.com in Cincinnati, formerly WOXY/97X in Oxford
I was introduced to it my freshman year at Miami University, been listening ever since.
WildmanDan
W. Hubbard/Vic Village
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sixby9is42 wrote >>
http://www.woxy.com in Cincinnati, formerly WOXY/97X in Oxford
I was introduced to it my freshman year at Miami University, been listening ever since.
That one and http://www.kexp.org/ mentioned earlier are the two I listen to and follow.
Rockmastermike
CORNspiracy HQ
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It's more fun to listen to radio the old fashioned way! Build/buy yourself a good antenna and use a decent radio you'll be surprised at what you can get.
I was popping around late last night between CBSnews880 out of NY, and KYW 1060 in philly, waiting for the english service from NHK radio Japan (off the Sackville NewBrunswick Relay).
WBCQ in Montecello ME has some good weird weekend/evening programming ("Area 51") but they play a lot of boring churchy stuff too during the week.
Radio Taiwan has an often hillarious 1 hour english show every night at 9pm. Last monday they were dishing the dirt on what happened at their office x-mas party. LOL
Radio Netherlands has an hour of excellent english news and stuff from 8-9. Voice of Russia is hit or miss, sometimes its good.
Radio Havana is always fun. Propaganda mixed with really good music.
for you guys too lazy to do it the hard way, some of these stations do *some* internet audio too. :)
patradio
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http://www.wfmu.org, specifically Liz Berg's Monday afternoon show.
http://www.wruw.org. Great indie rock shows on Saturday morning (stonecoldbikini), Sunday (Chasing Infinity, Creme of Broccoli radio hour) Friday morning (Your Serpentine Pad), and Monday early-morning (Shindignation!)
I used to listen to kexp.org and somafm.com but not so much anymore.
And of course, I listen to wcrsfm.org 9a.m.-3p.m., as I'm responsible for sourcing it.
Screw pandora and last.fm. Keep humans in the mix.
byJody
Rural NW Columbus
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My all time go to url for internet radio is http://www.pandora.com. I just learned about http://www.stitcher.com which is a great way to tap into talk radio. (Pat, I met Tim Westergren of Pandora in Columbus 2 years ago, he seemed pretty human to me.)
CDS sherman
East Franklinton
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laChewla
Victorian Village, The Heart Of It All
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I'm pretty hooked on WCRS since they got online.
Listen Live
I also have a guilt pleasure podcast called "The Sounds of World Wide Weed" dopefiend.co.uk
ratzo
someplace with WiFi
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WCBS-FM in New York. Great oldies station.
I also use Pandora.
dKilla
Dublin
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http://Www.bassdrive.com
And
http://Www.BBC.co.uk/1xtra
You're listening to the sounds of Bailey, live on 1xtraaaaa!
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