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[quote author=SI link=msg=134927 date=1140730418]
As an amateur DJ, I'm always looking for new Internet radio stations.  Good way to find new tracks/artists that I like, and a lot cheaper than trial&error shopping O0  Some of my favorites are:

[list]* [url]http://www.shoutcast.com/[/url]
* [url]http://www.di.fm/[/url]
* [url]http://www.pandora.com/[/url][/list]

The Shoutcast site is great; you can type in an artist, song, or genre, and it'll find several (sometimes hundreds) of stations that fit the bill.  It does require Winamp (which can be found here: [url]http://www.winamp.com/player/[/url]).  The DI.fm site is more targeted to fans of dance music, but they do have a small, eclectic collection of other styles available.  This can be streamed with either Winamp or Windows Media Player (though Winamp provides a better sound sampling quality).  Last, but [b]DEFINITELY[/b] not least is the Music Genome Project, aka Pandora.  It's a lot like Yahoo music, where you build your own radio stations.  You start by selecting an artist or song, and they create a station for you.  You can rank the songs they play to modify the playlist, or add new artists to the station.  It plays right through your explorer.

Any other recommendations?
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Posted by a-dhold

- February 24, 2006, 07:42:54 PM

try http://www.accuradio.com/ it is really cool......

Posted by nightperson

- February 24, 2006, 07:37:05 PM

Quote from: mama on February 23, 2006, 01:38:59 PM
i`ve heard the radio station for puter is uradio.com so you can play pogo and listen to radio O0

ty mama been looking for something for puter since my radio went down at work

Posted by Mommylov1216

- February 24, 2006, 07:35:06 PM

ty both!! Been looking for some music sites since i ditched my aol. :))

Posted by Mary

- February 23, 2006, 01:38:59 PM

i`ve heard the radio station for puter is uradio.com so you can play pogo and listen to radio O0

Posted by SI

- February 23, 2006, 01:33:38 PM

As an amateur DJ, I'm always looking for new Internet radio stations. Good way to find new tracks/artists that I like, and a lot cheaper than trial&error shopping O0 Some of my favorites are:

* http://www.shoutcast.com/
* http://www.di.fm/
* http://www.pandora.com/[/list]

The Shoutcast site is great; you can type in an artist, song, or genre, and it'll find several (sometimes hundreds) of stations that fit the bill. It does require Winamp (which can be found here: http://www.winamp.com/player/). The DI.fm site is more targeted to fans of dance music, but they do have a small, eclectic collection of other styles available. This can be streamed with either Winamp or Windows Media Player (though Winamp provides a better sound sampling quality). Last, but DEFINITELY not least is the Music Genome Project, aka Pandora. It's a lot like Yahoo music, where you build your own radio stations. You start by selecting an artist or song, and they create a station for you. You can rank the songs they play to modify the playlist, or add new artists to the station. It plays right through your explorer.

Any other recommendations?