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Gordon Hurd (ghurd@yahoo-inc.com)
Thu, 10 Sep 1998 10:07:09 -0700

On Thursday, September 10, 1998 10:04 AM, Stephen Walker
[SMTP:swalker@mail.arc.nasa.gov] wrote:
> I think that this has been asked before, but is there anywhere over the
net
> that one can get good radio programs or music streamed to your computer?
I
> am at work, and trying to find some music to listen to when I forget to
> bring in CD's, which is frequently, so I don't want to continually have
to
> keep updating to get new music streamed to my desktop...
>
>
Here are a few of my trusted bookmarks:

http://pseudo.com/ssound/ among other archives available is Giles
Peterson's Worldwide show

http://www.betalounge.com/ mas musica. the whole spectrum. Great site
except for all that needless chatter from the hosts before every broadcast.
Less talk, more music. But, I shouldn't complain--it's free...

http://www.thewomb.com/ more on the housey/techno side, but there is some
drum and bass and downtempo. They stream live too. If you've got a fast T1
or similar, check out the 80k real audio, the sound quality is nice.

also X-Radio has a jukebox feature that I use frequently. You can listen to
a random selection of songs in a particular genre. Helps you research new
stuff to buy:
http://www.x-radio.com

happy streaming
gordon