What to listen to over the internet

[John A Arkansawyer]

So when I'm burning discs at work (for work purposes, I should add), I can't put CDs into my machine and play them. I've tried a variety of non-personalizeable internet radio stations (I'd don't want to hear what someone thinks I want to hear, so no Pandora etc. for me) (and yes, it's an acceptable use of our copious network bandwidth). The only one that consistently keeps my interest is Radio Batanga's Brasiliera station. So, only one station I like? That's got to be my ignorance. Who's got recommendations?

[scotto]

WFMU is a fun station, with streaming shows, podcasts, and scads of online musical goodness...



http://wfmu.org/

[Clams]

Do you have itunes on the computer? If so, click "radio" in the library and you'll have about a thousand stations to choose from. if you choose the Country category, there are a couple of good ones - The Badlands, Texas Exile Radio and GotRadio Americana are all good, probably a couple of others as well.

[PeterJ]

Do you have itunes on the computer? If so, click "radio" in the library and you'll have about a thousand stations to choose from. if you choose the Country category, there are a couple of good ones - The Badlands, Texas Exile Radio and GotRadio Americana are all good, probably a couple of others as well.

Bootliquorfm is a pretty good one on iTunes. The only radio I listen to outside of xm.

[Luxury99]

I like creamyradio.com.