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12 votes
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What is your favorite internet radio station?
Tailored music streaming apps seem to be all the rage now but does anyone still listen to internet radio stations? I used to enjoy a lot of alternative music stations but many of them have either...
Tailored music streaming apps seem to be all the rage now but does anyone still listen to internet radio stations?
I used to enjoy a lot of alternative music stations but many of them have either shut down now or switched to fully web based sites requiring accounts.
Currently I've been listening to lots of Groove Salad from SomaFM which I find really relaxing.
What are your favorites?
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Pink Floyd, 'The Wizard of Oz,' and me
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Radio streams! I need more.
I did a fresh install of Foobar2000 [1] for the first time since it came out. I'm rebuilding playlists and figured I'd do some digging for some new ones. My old list had a bunch from somafm,...
I did a fresh install of Foobar2000 [1] for the first time since it came out. I'm rebuilding playlists and figured I'd do some digging for some new ones. My old list had a bunch from somafm, Luxuria, the BBC ones, and a few others. Here's a list of some ones I dug up tonight. If you have any other good ones that are indie, hip hop, jazz, exotica, or really well-curated EDM, list 'em up! Bonus points for direct links to the stream.
- 90.9fm WDCB
- Luxuria Music Radio
- BBC6
- BBC3
- WWOZ
- KEXP
- BBC1XTRA
- Pigpen Radio (Internet-Radio.com)
- The Current
- Arctic Outpost
[1] my foobar2000 setup with a custom W10 high contrast theme
With the default interface, foobar2000 has some ugly white panels like this. I could patch uxtheme.dll, but its a pain if you forget to restore it before an update kicks in. To get around this, I made my own high contrast Dracula theme, which looks kind of like a UI you'd see on TV.
This system only runs Kodi and Foobar2000. I would recommend this route for anyone who actually wants to use the system due to high contrast themes taking over the entire color scheme for everything.
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Never Gonna Give You Up has passed one billion views on YouTube
@Rick Astley: 1 BILLION views for Never Gonna Give You Up on @YouTube ! Amazing, crazy, wonderful!Rick ♥️https://t.co/mzyLznTr4R #NGGYU #NGGYU1Billion pic.twitter.com/p5xnn0OZcZ
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How 1995's Macintosh NY Music Fest 'livestreamed' twenty-five years ahead of its time
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BeepBox (an 8-bit music making site)
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Poolside FM: Transport yourself to 1980's Miami
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Radio Paradise: Listener supported, commercial free internet radio
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Copyright bots and classical musicians are fighting online. The bots are winning
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The story of Dimrain47
5 votes