anyone use it?

i use iTunes obviously... and they have quite a nice selection of internet radio stations to choose from... i mostly use it when i'm in the mood to rock some 80s/90s music, for which itunes has like 50 stations..

i also occasionally use the livephish radio... but its so saturated with PH that i usually stop after a few hours.

Quote from: jedifunk on March 27, 2008, 03:37:31 PM
i also occasionally use the livephish radio... but its so saturated with PH that i usually stop after a few hours.

My sentiments exactly.  Occasionally I'll create a free account at Sirius and listen there for like three days... unfortunately resulting in loads of spam from Sirius. :|  But it's totally worth it for those three days- usually when theres a new Phish cd coming out.

i've been listening to >

http://www.wbcn.com/pages/909111.php

weekdays from 6am to 9am for Opie and Anthony. its a great show. those guys are some funny-ass mofo's.
they get some good guests in studio too.

any other O&A fans in the house?




i also listen to xm a bunch. >

http://xmro.xmradio.com/xstream/login_servlet.jsp

i used to listen to O&A all the time when I was living on Long Island.  hilarious

I like to listen to GDradio.  And I just found a link to listen to Howards sirius channel for free 8-)

   
   O&A are great. We listen to them every morning at work
If you like them, you should check out the Toucher and Rich show from 3-6 on BCN in the evenings. Unlike O&A, they are only on in Boston. But they are friggin hilarious, check out the "Chili guy" audio for some great radio...
The Chili Guy
So over here in Boston we have on WBCN a radio talk show hosted by two guys named Toucher and Rich. They started over her in Boston about a year ago. Anyway, during baseball season, they would ask drunk fans at Fenway Park about the game. This is one of the responses they got and ever since, The Chili Guy has become sort of an icon for the show. They did the top 5 Drunken Red Sox recaps and this made number 1. So here is the audio of the famous Chili Guy, who is homeless and scalps tickets.

Quote from: whyweigh2.5 on March 27, 2008, 06:18:34 PM
I like to listen to GDradio.  And I just found a link to listen to Howards sirius channel for free 8-)

http://85.17.235.2:8888/listen.pls

jedi, great thread.

jimmywilson, yes they are. (& where did you move to from long island?) & great screen name btw.

whyweigh, thanks for the stern link.

and birdman, i haven't made a huge effort to catch toucher and rich only cuz a coupla O&A fans that i've talked to weren't fans of their show.
but i def will now, & i'll let you know what i think of it when i do.
do you still live in the bean? and what do you do for work that you guys all listen to O&A? (if u don't mind me asking) cuz that rules.

I live in Haverhiil, Ma. Right on the Mass/NH border.
I build/repair/service swimming pools for a living. My father started the company in 1972, so I grew up immersed in the buisiness, and now run the construction side of things. Yes, I get to drive one of these (notice the model number :mrgreen:...)

Quote from: redrum on March 27, 2008, 07:14:26 PM
jimmywilson, yes they are. (& where did you move to from long island?) & great screen name btw.

moved out to missoula, montana in august of '99.  met up with nab earlier this week after we figured out we live in the same town.  small world, huh?

oh yeah, i think i knew you were in pools from another thread. the 420D(ank)-Mobile kicks mucho ass.  :lol: :lol: :lol:   that rules. we should try to connect at some point. maybe at fenway? or if you're ever in the city at night on the weekends i just started doing an every friday night gig right near the boston commons. lmk if you ever wanna meet up.



and jimmy it is a small world indeed. thats great that you and nab got together. why montana? are you staying out there for good?

followed a girl out here, transferred to go to school.  girl is now gone, but i met my wife out here and put down some roots.  i hope i never have to leave.  montana is one of the most beautiful places i have ever seen and i feel lucky to call it home.  not very easy to make a living, but it suits me a whole lot better than LI did

Quote from: JimmyWilson on March 28, 2008, 12:41:19 AM
followed a girl out here, transferred to go to school.  girl is now gone, but i met my wife out here and put down some roots.  i hope i never have to leave.  montana is one of the most beautiful places i have ever seen and i feel lucky to call it home.  not very easy to make a living, but it suits me a whole lot better than LI did

One of my professors described Missoula as the velvet coffin.  So comfortable while you are here, almost impossible to leave. 

I've been here my whole life, so far. :mrgreen:

One problem around here, too many out of staters.   :wink:

funny that most of you use internet radio for talk radio... i was think that that wouldn't be the case...

i'm not a talk radio listener, of any genre, so i'm a bit surprised.

again, i mostly use it for adding variety... when i don't feel like picking something from my ipod and just want music to play... which usually means 80s/90s music... stuff i can sing along to or takes me back to back in the day.

although, i've also started to use it as a means of finding great jazz.  i have a nice collection of jazz now, but its got to be the largest genre of music ever, so you can never have it all... so simply having jazz playing and being able to see what artist, track, etc it is helps in tracking it down later.

 :-D

http://cbsplayer.streamtheworld.com/index.php?CALLSIGN=WHFSFM

The Ed Norris Show, More talk radio.   :-D

But it is great for staying up on the semi-local issues(Baltimore based) and a ton of other stuff.