The Death of Radio - Bilge

M modbetty Grand Member (1 year) Pennsylvania Joined: Jan 16, 2008 Posts: 57	M modbetty Posted posted on Fri, May 22, 2009 5:59 AM Not sure if this would help in the car situation, but I have found myself listening to a lot of Luxuriamusic.com and I think it's a great resource for all sorts of vintage/eclectic music. It's a member supported volunteer site, so I like to support them as I do the other stations in my area, even though they are in California (ah the power of the internet!) I am lucky to live in an area where there is some decent non-commercial radio (WXPN for recent stuff, WRTI for jazz) and even a Sounds of Your Life AM station that I listen to in the car when I want to feel like an old lady! I rarely turn the dial out of the noncom end of the pool because I feel like I hear enough new crap out when I'm shopping, pumping gas.

Not sure if this would help in the car situation, but I have found myself listening to a lot of Luxuriamusic.com and I think it's a great resource for all sorts of vintage/eclectic music. It's a member supported volunteer site, so I like to support them as I do the other stations in my area, even though they are in California (ah the power of the internet!)

I am lucky to live in an area where there is some decent non-commercial radio (WXPN for recent stuff, WRTI for jazz) and even a Sounds of Your Life AM station that I listen to in the car when I want to feel like an old lady! I rarely turn the dial out of the noncom end of the pool because I feel like I hear enough new crap out when I'm shopping, pumping gas.

Post #455557 by modbetty on Fri, May 22, 2009 5:59 AM