OT: KEPX, thanks

Penny S said:

I think it was MattB but whoever suggested this for online
listening, you rock.

My son wired the computer into the new home theatre sound system and
this is a great way to have listenable tunes all day long while I
work.
thanks guys

Penny

You're welcome. I'm rockin' out to them right now.

KCRW and RadioParadise are pretty good too if you need a change.

Matt

Penny S said:

I think it was MattB but whoever suggested this for online listening, you
rock.

My son wired the computer into the new home theatre sound system and this is
a great way to have listenable tunes all day long while I work.
thanks guys

There are a ton of online radio stations. You can listen to just about any
genre nearly commercial free. Its kind of amazing, really. I thought the
federal gov't would have put them all out of business by now - they came
out with some new licencing regulations a year or so ago which brought
down about half the stations (with plenty of palm-greasing by the RIAA,
no doubt).

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BB said:

Penny S said:

I think it was MattB but whoever suggested this for online
listening, you rock.

My son wired the computer into the new home theatre sound system and
this is a great way to have listenable tunes all day long while I
work.
thanks guys

There are a ton of online radio stations. You can listen to just
about any genre nearly commercial free. Its kind of amazing, really.
I thought the federal gov't would have put them all out of business
by now - they came out with some new licencing regulations a year or
so ago which brought down about half the stations (with plenty of
palm-greasing by the RIAA, no doubt).

There are a ton, but I'd say there are only a few really good ones. Many
have commercials, very limited playlists (lots of repetition), too much
talk, too little bandwidth (crappy sound), or some combination tof those
traits. Not sure exactly how the good ones have managed to pull it off.

"Home recording will kill the record industry." - RIAA's response to
cassette recording in the 70's.

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Penny S <[email hidden]> typed:

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My son wired the computer into the new home theatre sound system

I was that kid. ;^)

Mike - made a career out of it.