A work colleague has his radio on during the entire work day and I get really tired of listening to the radio and music all day. I was wandering if anyone else experiences a similar issue and would rather prefer a quiet work environment without the radio.
most enjoy having music on
i forgot whats that word called. it describes the type of music on the radio compared to other artists that dont play their music there.
mainstream
I’m not sure if this is in the right catagory but here goes…. My friend is in the fringes of the radio industry (WCR in Wolverhampton) and he keeps inviting me to help with podcasts and stuff as I want to be music producer and he reckons the contacts would be helpful. So I suppose my question is how will dabbling with radio help me to become a producer? How are the two industries connected?
1. The radio industry requires program material to put on the air. Music is quite popular and comes in many varieties and appeals to many people.
2. The music industry survives by selling their products (records, tapes, etc.) to the public. Radio stations do a very good job of exposing the public to the music industry’s products, thus creating demand. Also, the music creators receive payments from the radio station when their music is played.
Symbiosis?
I love listening to Proton radio while I’m at work, but it’s been acting up recently. Does anybody know of any good (and free) online dance music radio stations similar to Proton. Even better if it specializes in house music. Thanks.
Even more better if they play continuous mixes rather than just individual tracks (though all suggestions are welcome).
Go to pandora, and type in dance music and theyll give you a station. i think you need to make an account first
I can’t stand it. I love music more then anything but I cant stand music I hear on the radio. When I say radio music I mean the top 40 kind of songs. Am I the only one who doesn’t like it or are there other people who agree with me. If you do like music on the radio what is your reason?
I love listening to my radio station. I listen to the *golden oldies*. They have some sort of rule that a song cannot be played 2 times within either a 12 hr, or 24 hr time.
http://club.957fm.com/
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I work out at a gym where you can get the audio for the TVs they have playing on fm radio. While I’m at it, I’d like to be able to play podcasts, audiobooks, and music. I don’t need any video playing capability. I understand very little of the iPod and MP3 world. Can you help? What should I look for?
get a ipod 6th gen muti touch they are not the regular ipod and have all of that 
They are small and clip on to.
I have heard there is a way to listen to radio (music) stations using the prc-119 or 148, but I cannot find the specs of those stations to set up my radio to it. Is this just a myth or is it true? Does anyone have ideas or the know how on this?
Sorry I’m not sure but hopefully one of these links might help:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=ASIP+radio&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a
Peace
I just got a new HTC desire and cannot figure out how to turn off the radio or music when I am done listening……. my solution has just been to pull the headphones out but I really wanna know the right way since it is such a great and costly phone…
anyone?
when you exit, it will automatically end the music playing.
I am buying tickets tomorrow for a performance at the Radio City Music Hall. I am seeing my favorite band so I want really really good seats. What is the best section? Is it better to be further back but in the center or closer up and to the side? Please help me out if you’ve been to performances at this venue before.
You can buy Radio City Music Hall online at TicketFront.com . They have best seats at the most reasonable price.
Let’s put the lyrics aside. That is not what I am referring to in this question. But I am a musician/composer/songwriter and when I hear Christian music, I find creativity in the musicianship and song structure to be severely lacking. The melodies often don’t span over an octave with a few but very basic chord changes. Where is the musical creativity? Christian music has to be the most boring and uninspiring music on the radio! Does anyone agree?
LOL I have heard this complaint from so many times from other christians. And as a christian I agree!