TOPIC: "What are you listening to?"

<br />I stream music over the internet from digitally imported: www.di.fm/ <br />I've got my dad listening to their channels as well while he's at work. <br />

<br /><br />Fritz, Joyus is right, Digitally Imported Radio ( www.di.fm ) is a really good source, they are mostly trance, techno, dance, and industrial, however.  They have a sister network www.sky.fm which has quite a bit of variety, jazz, classical, etc.  Lower bandwith feeds are free, and higher bandwith feeds are donation/pay.  You could start there if your internet connection is halfway decent.<br /><br />Some of the music podcasts are great ways to hear new bands and music, if you can stand some of the commentary.  They usually play fairly unknown or independent musicians.<br /><br />Dave

Fritz you also have an alternative by trying a Canadian radio station called CKUA it broadcasts over the internet and is very good for a whole range of music.  Its all I listen to and wow some artists are excellent.  I used to listen to it all the time when I worked but dont as much now that I stay at home with the kids.  (Kids cartoons in the background turned off since kids in school.  Silence is golden).<br /><br />If your interested the site is www.ckua.com .  Unfortunately I dont know how to link stuff through here but try it if you wish.  <br /><br />Happy listening.

<br />Fritz you also have an alternative by trying a Canadian radio station called CKUA <br />(snip)<br />If your interested the site is www.ckua.com .  Unfortunately I dont know how to link stuff through here but try it if you wish.  <br />

<br /><br />Looks like it automatically made the link, Myke.<br /><br />And I second Myke's recommendation - I particularly like CKUA's Celtic Show, on Friday night from 6pm-9pm if I recall correctly. They've got a lot of listeners, worldwide.

Yeah Im glad something is going right for a change!

My mp3 player is filled with quite a few different bands.  Right now, I've been listening to a lot of Buck Tick (J-rock band), Disturbed, System of a Down, Rammstein, Luca Turilli, Rhapsody, Sonata Artica, Lacuna Coil, and Tenacious D.  I think that's about all that's really captured my interest lately.

No one is listening to the True Dungeon soundtrack?<br /><br />/cry 

<br />Disturbed, SoD and Rammstein - COOL!<br />

<br /><br />Hehe, yeah.  Luca Turilli and Rhapsody have fantasy themes to their songs, you should check them out.

The Crystal  Method: Trip Like I Do<br /><br />Gotta love a song based on The Dark Crystal.

Do a search on the Net, Gary.  <br />There was an article in Wired magazine about this, if I can find it I will let you know.<br />The magazine would have been the last two issues, I would guess.<br /><br />There is a shareware app, that in its trail mode will allow you to re-build the file.  You can decide to buy it or not at that point.  That article reference may be online somewhere.  It was a front cover teaser worded like "Cracking your Ipod" or something like that.<br /><br />Dave<br /> 

Awhh, sorry to hear about troubles in iPodLand bro. *hugs*<br />Alas I have no such experiences with those so am afraid I am of no help. <br />But I have hugs available! *HUGS*

<br />The Crystal  Method: Trip Like I Do<br /><br />Gotta love a song based on The Dark Crystal.<br />

<br /><br />Woot! I'm glad to see another person who likes that one <br /><br />I had no idea what it was based on, I just liked the tune - at least the version of it I'm familiar with (lots of lyrics, less of the techno-synth dance beat).

I have the version from their cd Vegas.<br /><br />The first part of the song are the opening lines from the Dark Crystal:<br /><br />Another world, another time,<br />In the age of wonder<br />Another world, another time,<br />This world was green and good,<br />Until the crystal cracked.<br />Once more they will replenish themselves(referring to the Skeskies)<br />Cheat death again,<br />The power of their source,<br />The Crystal.