Internet Radio is a source that many people tap in to for an alternative to traditional radio. There are thousands of stations in just about any genre of music you can think of. The key for you is to develop a niche that no one else is exploiting. You have to think farther than just a genre, you have to think of a target niche.
Many people know about the normal genres like Hip Hop, R&B, Christian, Jazz, etc. What you will need to do to stand out from the pack is focus your station towards one group and not a large genre. For example, if you want a Christian station, focus on just choirs or gear your program towards single mothers. When you try and market to a large group, you will not stand out, but if you key in on a small segment, you will gain many more loyal listeners.
Deciding if you should start a station is easy. The answer is yes if you want to provide unique content with your own special flair. Depending of the level of actual broadcasting you want to do will help you decide if you simply want to just play music or if you want to incorporate shows and news into your station.
If you are going to do any sort of Internet station, you must get a windowsmedia stream. The reason that I encourage that is because, windows media is still the most listened to stream. You will receive a big jump in listenership if you get listed in the windowsmedia directory. The process takes a few weeks, but it is well worth it.
The quickest and simplest way to get started without a lot of effort is to get a station via live365. This service is useful for someone that just wants to upload some music and have it available to listen to on line by anyone. Live365 also offers professional services if you decide you want to be able to go on air live and do more traditional broadcasting.
I cannot speak highly enough about SAM broadcaster. SAM is a professional package that will allow you to have complete control over your station as well as totally automate it. My station would not be what and where it is today without SAM. This is for the serious professional broadcaster that is looking to make a serious impact on line.
Frankly, when you have an internet radio station you can build it and promote it like your traditional radio stations. You can sell air time, commercial spots, run contests, etc. The biggest hurdle to overcome with internet radio is promotion and standing out from the pack. Internet radio is not something that you can build over night. However, with consistent effort you can have your very own station that only airs what you want to hear. Believe it or not, there are others out there that think just like you.
Do some research and find out what others are doing. Once you have your direction, brand yourself and go for it.
Friday, December 25, 2009
New Age Music Relaxes the Mind
New Age music is meant to soothe the soul. Developed in the 1960's as a way to expand consciousness, New Age music continues to relax and inspire listeners today. New Age is not the syrupy synthesized songs you hear in the elevator at work. On the contrary, New Age music isn't meant to annoy; it is meant to soothe and relax. Think of the kind of music you'd like in the background while meditating or practicing yoga. If it's something like a single flute or waterfalls mixed with a faint piano tinkling, you're thinking of New Age music.
The New Age style is soft, serene and relaxing. The tracks on a New Age compilation sometimes feature one set of panpipes, but they also frequently include a whole arrangement of instruments. Usually it includes the acoustic guitar or the piano, but Eastern-inspired instruments like the sitar and the tabla are also used on occasion. The rhythms are often repetitive, interspersed with nature sounds like birds chirping, a mountain stream running or underwater whale noises. While electric instruments are sometimes thrown in to add a different dimension, the aim is always to create soothing music.
New Age music is meant is calm the listener's mind and spirit, and therefore it is as far from intrusive and jarring as possible. Sometimes there are vocals, albeit soft and very much in the background. Other times the track will consist only of voices, like a monastery choir and nothing else. The voices featured on New Age tracks are singing, chanting or just speaking in a variety of languages. It's not unusual for the languages to be quite obscure. New Age composers often venture into undeveloped parts of the world to record the voices of little-known tribes living there.
For much of the 60's and 70's, musicians throughout the US and Europe were experimenting with their instruments. They wanted to develop something that would open the mind, and soon the first New Age music was recorded for meditation. Radio stations around the world sampled a few tracks in the years that followed, but they were never commercial hits. Today there are music stations and even television channels all over the world dedicated to this genre of music. New Age music also goes by World music, Chill music and Ambient. Although they're not exactly alike, they do overlap.
The rhythms of New Age are soft, soothing and don't invade the consciousness, which is what makes it so relaxing. It helps clear the mind and relieve stress, more so than a thrash-metal compilation would. People play it in their homes to create a welcome and peaceful atmosphere. Others have it on in the background while reading or studying. Their minds are more relaxed, so they absorb more than they would in absolute silence. New Age music is also popular with parents of young babies. An alternative to classical music, they play it in the nursery so that the baby's mind becomes sharper and more receptive to learning.
When thinking of New Age artists, everyone immediately thinks of Enya. Although the Celtic singer's music isn't strictly New Age, it's definitely something you would find in the New Age section at the CD store. Some other current New Age artists are pianists like George Skaroulis, George Winston, David Lanz and Kathy Parsons. Browse through the New Age section the next time you're out hunting for new, interesting music. Even if it is not your favorite kind of music, you will find it relaxing at times.
The New Age style is soft, serene and relaxing. The tracks on a New Age compilation sometimes feature one set of panpipes, but they also frequently include a whole arrangement of instruments. Usually it includes the acoustic guitar or the piano, but Eastern-inspired instruments like the sitar and the tabla are also used on occasion. The rhythms are often repetitive, interspersed with nature sounds like birds chirping, a mountain stream running or underwater whale noises. While electric instruments are sometimes thrown in to add a different dimension, the aim is always to create soothing music.
New Age music is meant is calm the listener's mind and spirit, and therefore it is as far from intrusive and jarring as possible. Sometimes there are vocals, albeit soft and very much in the background. Other times the track will consist only of voices, like a monastery choir and nothing else. The voices featured on New Age tracks are singing, chanting or just speaking in a variety of languages. It's not unusual for the languages to be quite obscure. New Age composers often venture into undeveloped parts of the world to record the voices of little-known tribes living there.
For much of the 60's and 70's, musicians throughout the US and Europe were experimenting with their instruments. They wanted to develop something that would open the mind, and soon the first New Age music was recorded for meditation. Radio stations around the world sampled a few tracks in the years that followed, but they were never commercial hits. Today there are music stations and even television channels all over the world dedicated to this genre of music. New Age music also goes by World music, Chill music and Ambient. Although they're not exactly alike, they do overlap.
The rhythms of New Age are soft, soothing and don't invade the consciousness, which is what makes it so relaxing. It helps clear the mind and relieve stress, more so than a thrash-metal compilation would. People play it in their homes to create a welcome and peaceful atmosphere. Others have it on in the background while reading or studying. Their minds are more relaxed, so they absorb more than they would in absolute silence. New Age music is also popular with parents of young babies. An alternative to classical music, they play it in the nursery so that the baby's mind becomes sharper and more receptive to learning.
When thinking of New Age artists, everyone immediately thinks of Enya. Although the Celtic singer's music isn't strictly New Age, it's definitely something you would find in the New Age section at the CD store. Some other current New Age artists are pianists like George Skaroulis, George Winston, David Lanz and Kathy Parsons. Browse through the New Age section the next time you're out hunting for new, interesting music. Even if it is not your favorite kind of music, you will find it relaxing at times.
What I Think Makes a Good Radio Presenter
When I was younger I used to listen to the music stations on the radio a lot. I had my favourite DJs, the ones who seemed to play the kind of music that I liked most of the time. Now I prefer talk stations and that got me wondering what makes a good presenter as opposed to a good disc jockey.
Surely the main difference is obvious - the disc jockey just spins the discs and in between has to say a few words about the artist or song. Well that is not all. If that is all that they did, they would not last very long on the air. They have to get themselves a personality and the better ones keep a lot more up to date about current affairs than the bad ones do. That is certainly true on the national stations though probably not so much on the local more specialised stations.
The presenters have a totally different role to play and here are a few areas of expertise that I like.
Good voice for radio
I have often been told that I have a good face for radio but a presenter needs a good voice. It must be one that the listeners can listen to for a long time without getting bored. I have heard some that are monotone and they send me to sleep.
If it is a phone in type program it should be a voice that people trust as they are often coming on for advice or to get something off their chest. They are not going to pick up the phone and pour out their hearts unless that trust is present.
The ability to argue both sides
The presenter has to stimulate the listeners. If an interviewee has a particular point of view the presenter should challenge that and then take the opposite side for another guest. If things are a bit slow to get going I like it when they put forward a controversial point of view which they know will attract a lot of callers.
The ability to think quickly
Talk radio is normally live and it is amazing what can happen during a live program. A caller may start using profanities which the presenter will need to deal with. A caller may be on a poor line or the line may even drop altogether. All these situations have to be dealt with.
All in all I do like it more when things do not go smoothly. I like it when there is a bit of argument and controversy. It is good to listen to a good presenter handling these situations with a bit of wit and good humour.
I have had to become the money advice expert for our family now that times have got tough. I like to pass on some tips that I discover.
Surely the main difference is obvious - the disc jockey just spins the discs and in between has to say a few words about the artist or song. Well that is not all. If that is all that they did, they would not last very long on the air. They have to get themselves a personality and the better ones keep a lot more up to date about current affairs than the bad ones do. That is certainly true on the national stations though probably not so much on the local more specialised stations.
The presenters have a totally different role to play and here are a few areas of expertise that I like.
Good voice for radio
I have often been told that I have a good face for radio but a presenter needs a good voice. It must be one that the listeners can listen to for a long time without getting bored. I have heard some that are monotone and they send me to sleep.
If it is a phone in type program it should be a voice that people trust as they are often coming on for advice or to get something off their chest. They are not going to pick up the phone and pour out their hearts unless that trust is present.
The ability to argue both sides
The presenter has to stimulate the listeners. If an interviewee has a particular point of view the presenter should challenge that and then take the opposite side for another guest. If things are a bit slow to get going I like it when they put forward a controversial point of view which they know will attract a lot of callers.
The ability to think quickly
Talk radio is normally live and it is amazing what can happen during a live program. A caller may start using profanities which the presenter will need to deal with. A caller may be on a poor line or the line may even drop altogether. All these situations have to be dealt with.
All in all I do like it more when things do not go smoothly. I like it when there is a bit of argument and controversy. It is good to listen to a good presenter handling these situations with a bit of wit and good humour.
I have had to become the money advice expert for our family now that times have got tough. I like to pass on some tips that I discover.
How to Start Up a FM Radio Station
Whether you are looking for information on how to start up a FM radio station that operates on a low power FM basis, operates on a full power frequency or alternatively streams on the internet, it is essential to first establish what the options available to you are. It is also important to understand the process for obtaining a frequency, what the licensing requirements are, and also what type of FM broadcasting equipment and studio gear you will need to run the radio station.
The following is a brief outline of some of the options that may be available. Please that not all options may be available in all countries, as license conditions do vary.
When it comes to how to start up a FM radio station, one of the options is low power FM. This type of radio station operates at lesser power than commercial stations and so they cover a smaller area. The exact area they will cover is dependent on terrain and the exact amount of power you are permitted. Again depending on the country you live in, the low power FM service may enable you to broadcast anywhere near from 500mW to 100W, and may be license-free or alternatively it may be licensed. This level of power is sufficient to cover anywhere between a radius of a few kilometres to several kilometres.
Another option is operating a full power licensed radio station. This type of frequency will give station maximum coverage and will enable you to reach as many listeners as possible. Depending on the country you live in, there can frequently be provisions to operate on a full power frequency, but either on a commercial, non-commercial or educational basis. However, operating a full power FM radio station can be a somewhat complicated process - especially during the initial stages of determining whether there are frequencies available in your area and also costing the equipment that is needed. If you want to start up a full power FM radio station, then it is essential to get expert guidance at the earliest stage. This will ensure you get the information you need to make an informed decision.
If these options don't appeal or are not available in your area, you have one other method for how to start up a FM radio station. You are able to establish a station that streams on the internet. It will be available to a worldwide audience and can stream in your choice of format. Common formats include Winamp and Windows Media Player, although generally we recommend the latter as most people won't need to download any additional software to listen to your station. This type of radio station can use a great deal of bandwidth, so it is important to have a fast speed internet connection with a high data cap limit.
When it comes to choosing the type of station you will set up, one of the most common constraints is budget. That said, it has been proven that a station can start out on a low power FM basis and successfully make the transition to operating a full power licensed commercial FM radio station. Some of the points to consider when looking how to start up a FM radio station include:
- The process for obtaining an FM frequency and what to look out for
– How many Watts you will need to achieve the broadcast coverage you want
– What your obligations will be when it comes to music royalties
- What specialist services you need before to assist you in submitting your application for a frequency
– What is the most appropriate powered transmitter and what type of antenna would be needed
– The type of radio automation software that will be used
For further information on how to start up a FM radio station please visit rel=nofollow http://www.themulcher.com or email [mailto:radio@themulcher.com]radio@themulcher.com
The Mulcher FM has over 5 years experience helping set up over a dozen low power FM and commercial FM radio stations across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, as well as advising on countless other installations in the US, UK and other parts of the world...
The following is a brief outline of some of the options that may be available. Please that not all options may be available in all countries, as license conditions do vary.
When it comes to how to start up a FM radio station, one of the options is low power FM. This type of radio station operates at lesser power than commercial stations and so they cover a smaller area. The exact area they will cover is dependent on terrain and the exact amount of power you are permitted. Again depending on the country you live in, the low power FM service may enable you to broadcast anywhere near from 500mW to 100W, and may be license-free or alternatively it may be licensed. This level of power is sufficient to cover anywhere between a radius of a few kilometres to several kilometres.
Another option is operating a full power licensed radio station. This type of frequency will give station maximum coverage and will enable you to reach as many listeners as possible. Depending on the country you live in, there can frequently be provisions to operate on a full power frequency, but either on a commercial, non-commercial or educational basis. However, operating a full power FM radio station can be a somewhat complicated process - especially during the initial stages of determining whether there are frequencies available in your area and also costing the equipment that is needed. If you want to start up a full power FM radio station, then it is essential to get expert guidance at the earliest stage. This will ensure you get the information you need to make an informed decision.
If these options don't appeal or are not available in your area, you have one other method for how to start up a FM radio station. You are able to establish a station that streams on the internet. It will be available to a worldwide audience and can stream in your choice of format. Common formats include Winamp and Windows Media Player, although generally we recommend the latter as most people won't need to download any additional software to listen to your station. This type of radio station can use a great deal of bandwidth, so it is important to have a fast speed internet connection with a high data cap limit.
When it comes to choosing the type of station you will set up, one of the most common constraints is budget. That said, it has been proven that a station can start out on a low power FM basis and successfully make the transition to operating a full power licensed commercial FM radio station. Some of the points to consider when looking how to start up a FM radio station include:
- The process for obtaining an FM frequency and what to look out for
– How many Watts you will need to achieve the broadcast coverage you want
– What your obligations will be when it comes to music royalties
- What specialist services you need before to assist you in submitting your application for a frequency
– What is the most appropriate powered transmitter and what type of antenna would be needed
– The type of radio automation software that will be used
For further information on how to start up a FM radio station please visit rel=nofollow http://www.themulcher.com or email [mailto:radio@themulcher.com]radio@themulcher.com
The Mulcher FM has over 5 years experience helping set up over a dozen low power FM and commercial FM radio stations across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands, as well as advising on countless other installations in the US, UK and other parts of the world...
Classical Music Internet Radio
Classical music refers to the music that is with the traditional style of ecclesiastical concert music and western art. The norms for the classic music were laid down between the period of 1550 and 1900 and this period was popularly called the common practice period. Classical music is being practiced and taught by many musicians even today.
Classical Music Internet Radio is also gaining popularity with the advancement in technology.
European style of classical music is differentiated from the other types of non - European musical forms with the help of staff notation from the period of 16th century. The composers use the western staff notation technique to prescribe about the speed meter pitch individual rhythms and the correct execution of the music piece to the performers. Hence European style of classical music does not require much of practices when compared with the traditional Indian and Japanese classical music.
The formal classical music gained immense appreciation from the public in the later period of 1900s. Literally, the term classical music did not nevertheless appear till the early the period of 19th century. In the Oxford English Dictionary the references about the classical music was recorded from the period of 1836. Internet seems to be the future of music world as of today.
A number of websites are being created which are dedicated to music since people are aware of the various types of radios on the internet. Internet radio is extremely powerful and popular as the users can access a lot of radio stations within a few seconds. Due to the advancement in the field of technology, mobile phones play the role of computers and hence music web sites become easily accessible.
Classical Music Internet radio is available in different forms. Music web sites offer streamlining AM and FM stations that enables easy down loading of songs. The stations are commercially free and the music is uninterrupted. Live relay is extended by the internet radio stations so that the public from any part of the world can view or listen to these programs.
Listeners view the relays on a daily basis and this in turn promotes online viewing. There are many options available for Classical Music internet radio. Videos on the internet are becoming more popular. Yahoo videos college Humor and You tubes are some of the popular videos on the internet.
Due to advanced technology in computers, uploading of videos is done at a rapid speed and the pictures are extremely clear. Though Classical Music internet radio has gained immense popularity, it is expected to grow further in future.
Classical Music Internet Radio is also gaining popularity with the advancement in technology.
European style of classical music is differentiated from the other types of non - European musical forms with the help of staff notation from the period of 16th century. The composers use the western staff notation technique to prescribe about the speed meter pitch individual rhythms and the correct execution of the music piece to the performers. Hence European style of classical music does not require much of practices when compared with the traditional Indian and Japanese classical music.
The formal classical music gained immense appreciation from the public in the later period of 1900s. Literally, the term classical music did not nevertheless appear till the early the period of 19th century. In the Oxford English Dictionary the references about the classical music was recorded from the period of 1836. Internet seems to be the future of music world as of today.
A number of websites are being created which are dedicated to music since people are aware of the various types of radios on the internet. Internet radio is extremely powerful and popular as the users can access a lot of radio stations within a few seconds. Due to the advancement in the field of technology, mobile phones play the role of computers and hence music web sites become easily accessible.
Classical Music Internet radio is available in different forms. Music web sites offer streamlining AM and FM stations that enables easy down loading of songs. The stations are commercially free and the music is uninterrupted. Live relay is extended by the internet radio stations so that the public from any part of the world can view or listen to these programs.
Listeners view the relays on a daily basis and this in turn promotes online viewing. There are many options available for Classical Music internet radio. Videos on the internet are becoming more popular. Yahoo videos college Humor and You tubes are some of the popular videos on the internet.
Due to advanced technology in computers, uploading of videos is done at a rapid speed and the pictures are extremely clear. Though Classical Music internet radio has gained immense popularity, it is expected to grow further in future.
Classic Rock - What is It?
For most generations, the term 'classic rock' is familiar. But there was a time when the word 'rock-n-roll' music wasn't in America's vocabulary and certainly not in rock-n-rolls.
The term classic rock came about due to the radio stations and their programmers who designed a large playlist of songs ranging from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s. Taking these songs, these programmers would also then integrate a number of current releases and thus call it by this term.
The idea came about back when The Beatles groundbreaking album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, came out, which created a love for all of the tracks on the record rather than just one song. The AM and FM station programmers realized that they could play more than top singles and still keep their audiences attention. They could also mix up hits and non-hits to keep their listeners intrigued.
Radio has evolved over the years in choosing which songs to play, when and how. In the late 1960s and 1970s, choosing songs for the air was done by a disc jockey. This was followed by a more commercially oriented variant called album-oriented rock (AOR), or "album rock", which emerged in the mid- and late 1970s. This format concentrated on album cuts as well, but on a more structured, playlist-oriented basis.
By the 1970s and early 1980s, Album Oriented Rock would continue to be popular, but by the end of the 1980s, albums were mostly being replaced by compact discs. At this time, station playlists largely stopped keeping up with developing musical trends (including New Wave music), and "album rock" evolved into "classic rock radio".
This is where we get to the term came from. The concept is taken from older radio show formats in that music from the past is played. While there isn't any consistent playlist due to the fact bands and songs will come in and out of style, or that in some regions there will be favorites that are unique to that region. And sometimes, newer recordings by the format's core performers will occasionally be showcased. Anything can affect a playlist.
In addition, radio stations would then take this play list and add in songs and artists somewhat marginally associated with the classic rock radio era. Depending on the station, some will combine this kind of rock radio format with other formats, including modern rock in an attempt to increase popularity. The hybrid of classic rock and modern rock radio is also referred to as active rock.
In general, classic rock formats typically include selections from British hard rock and progressive rock bands, American 1970s rock bands and solo artists, and some material from late-1960s rock acts. In many areas, southern rock acts form a significant subset of classic rock playlists as well.
Some of the playlists also include some of the hard-rock and heavy metal bands of the 1970s and 80's and some amount of new wave selections. Some of the bands that are commonly associated with this kind of rock music are the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Queen, and the Eagles. Though some of the artists played on classic rock music stations are still actively recording music, only their earlier hits are represented on the airwaves. Some classic rock music stations also include popular hard rock and metal bands from the 1980s, such as Guns 'n Roses and Metallica. Recently, some classic rock music stations have also begun to incorporate 1990s bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains into their rotation.
Who tends to gravitate toward listening to classic rock? Typically it is most popular among people who were young when the music first came out; those who recall hearing the song for the first time and what it was they were doing in their life. Hearing classic rock then takes the listener back to another place in time and maybe to a fond memory.
The term classic rock came about due to the radio stations and their programmers who designed a large playlist of songs ranging from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s. Taking these songs, these programmers would also then integrate a number of current releases and thus call it by this term.
The idea came about back when The Beatles groundbreaking album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, came out, which created a love for all of the tracks on the record rather than just one song. The AM and FM station programmers realized that they could play more than top singles and still keep their audiences attention. They could also mix up hits and non-hits to keep their listeners intrigued.
Radio has evolved over the years in choosing which songs to play, when and how. In the late 1960s and 1970s, choosing songs for the air was done by a disc jockey. This was followed by a more commercially oriented variant called album-oriented rock (AOR), or "album rock", which emerged in the mid- and late 1970s. This format concentrated on album cuts as well, but on a more structured, playlist-oriented basis.
By the 1970s and early 1980s, Album Oriented Rock would continue to be popular, but by the end of the 1980s, albums were mostly being replaced by compact discs. At this time, station playlists largely stopped keeping up with developing musical trends (including New Wave music), and "album rock" evolved into "classic rock radio".
This is where we get to the term came from. The concept is taken from older radio show formats in that music from the past is played. While there isn't any consistent playlist due to the fact bands and songs will come in and out of style, or that in some regions there will be favorites that are unique to that region. And sometimes, newer recordings by the format's core performers will occasionally be showcased. Anything can affect a playlist.
In addition, radio stations would then take this play list and add in songs and artists somewhat marginally associated with the classic rock radio era. Depending on the station, some will combine this kind of rock radio format with other formats, including modern rock in an attempt to increase popularity. The hybrid of classic rock and modern rock radio is also referred to as active rock.
In general, classic rock formats typically include selections from British hard rock and progressive rock bands, American 1970s rock bands and solo artists, and some material from late-1960s rock acts. In many areas, southern rock acts form a significant subset of classic rock playlists as well.
Some of the playlists also include some of the hard-rock and heavy metal bands of the 1970s and 80's and some amount of new wave selections. Some of the bands that are commonly associated with this kind of rock music are the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Queen, and the Eagles. Though some of the artists played on classic rock music stations are still actively recording music, only their earlier hits are represented on the airwaves. Some classic rock music stations also include popular hard rock and metal bands from the 1980s, such as Guns 'n Roses and Metallica. Recently, some classic rock music stations have also begun to incorporate 1990s bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Alice in Chains into their rotation.
Who tends to gravitate toward listening to classic rock? Typically it is most popular among people who were young when the music first came out; those who recall hearing the song for the first time and what it was they were doing in their life. Hearing classic rock then takes the listener back to another place in time and maybe to a fond memory.
Listen to Music Online and Turn on Your Life
Listen to Music Online and Turn on Your Life
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Rick_Swanson]Rick Swanson
One of the great advantages of the Internet that people are discovering more and more is listening to music. You can now listen to music online that is totally uninterrupted and can be enjoyed in the privacy of your home while doing other work or surfing for information at your computer desk. The wonderful thing about enjoying music online you can personally program a station to fit whatever mood you want to create.
You get to pick the music, the artists, the genre, and the season. It is great to be able to program a station with exactly what you want in the way of music. If you want to listen to all "Beatles" music all you do is program the station and you have it at your convenience. You can even get to rate the songs and decide if you want to hear them again. It you are interested in seasonal tunes you can plug into the season and listen to seasonal music.
When you listen to music online you get to create your own radio station. If you want all jazz, all soul, all R&B, all instrumental, all classical, all oldies, it arrives on your personal radio station. It is so nice to sit back and relax and enjoy the music that you like or the music that fits the moment. You can create several radio stations and have them available for whatever "tickles your fancy" at whatever time of the day. And the marvelous part about all of this it is free.
On some sites you may have to listen to an occasional commercial but these advertisements are few and really do not spoil the atmosphere of your personal radio station. You will be amazed at what you can do with your music stations and how you can even share them with your other friends. The world is a different place with all of this capability to program your own music.
Now is the time to start listening to music once again. Listen to the music you want and enjoy. Create your own radio station and your personal music library of listening. Then you get to sit back and be entertained with music that will inspire you, entertain you, and make your dream come reality. All this can happen when you listen to music online that you have selected for your personal enjoyment. This is all yours through the Internet and can all be yours for no cost. You will love the experience as music enters your life once again.
By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Rick_Swanson]Rick Swanson
One of the great advantages of the Internet that people are discovering more and more is listening to music. You can now listen to music online that is totally uninterrupted and can be enjoyed in the privacy of your home while doing other work or surfing for information at your computer desk. The wonderful thing about enjoying music online you can personally program a station to fit whatever mood you want to create.
You get to pick the music, the artists, the genre, and the season. It is great to be able to program a station with exactly what you want in the way of music. If you want to listen to all "Beatles" music all you do is program the station and you have it at your convenience. You can even get to rate the songs and decide if you want to hear them again. It you are interested in seasonal tunes you can plug into the season and listen to seasonal music.
When you listen to music online you get to create your own radio station. If you want all jazz, all soul, all R&B, all instrumental, all classical, all oldies, it arrives on your personal radio station. It is so nice to sit back and relax and enjoy the music that you like or the music that fits the moment. You can create several radio stations and have them available for whatever "tickles your fancy" at whatever time of the day. And the marvelous part about all of this it is free.
On some sites you may have to listen to an occasional commercial but these advertisements are few and really do not spoil the atmosphere of your personal radio station. You will be amazed at what you can do with your music stations and how you can even share them with your other friends. The world is a different place with all of this capability to program your own music.
Now is the time to start listening to music once again. Listen to the music you want and enjoy. Create your own radio station and your personal music library of listening. Then you get to sit back and be entertained with music that will inspire you, entertain you, and make your dream come reality. All this can happen when you listen to music online that you have selected for your personal enjoyment. This is all yours through the Internet and can all be yours for no cost. You will love the experience as music enters your life once again.
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