Online radios.
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Got any tips? I've noticed I work better when I listen to radio since I don't have to bother with changing tunes myself and I enjoy hearing people talk (Guess it simulates a studio environment xD). So yes, When I say radio I mean the kind where people actually talk every now and then.
I'm currently (and have been for quite some while) addicted to BBC Radio 1. Especially the punk and rock show.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/rockindie/ - Lots of other types and genres there too if that's your fancy.
I'm currently (and have been for quite some while) addicted to BBC Radio 1. Especially the punk and rock show.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/rockindie/ - Lots of other types and genres there too if that's your fancy.
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http://560wind.townhall.com/
Other than that, I recently "discovered" the Radio feature in iTunes.
http://radioio.com/
npr.org
http://www.smoothjazz.com/
Particularly: Groove Salad.
secret agent station!!
www.shoutcast.com - For everything else, a huge list of online radios categorized
so cool. click on the popular link unless you're feeling adventurous. it compiles music from tons of music blogs and incorporates a digg-like rating system. i've found lots of cool stuff here.
pandora is always good too.
I listen to this one if I dont want any words and am looking to chill or focus.
http://groovera.com/
it's all about this
or, if you want, you could always subscribe to xm radio. it costs money, but its really good
here are a few from toronto.
http://www.edge.ca/
http://toronto.virginradio.ca/
The church of Lazlo is pretty hilarious
If you don't feel like music, but feel like learning stuff it's great. I have it on most days.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/radio/bbc_radio_four