Anyway, I found some station pretty soon, however, it had ja rule and all (BLEGH)..
so I searched on, and came across:
http://www.thehiphopstation.com
pretty cool stream if you like good hiphop
edit, some songs are a bit to girlish tho
Hiphop stream!
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Hiphop stream!
Woah, After lots of songs on my harddisk I decided it was time to find some live stream of good old hiphop..
Anyway, I found some station pretty soon, however, it had ja rule and all (BLEGH)..
so I searched on, and came across:
http://www.thehiphopstation.com
pretty cool stream if you like good hiphop
edit, some songs are a bit to girlish tho
Anyway, I found some station pretty soon, however, it had ja rule and all (BLEGH)..
so I searched on, and came across:
http://www.thehiphopstation.com
pretty cool stream if you like good hiphop
edit, some songs are a bit to girlish tho
Or go to your local recordshop, listen to some records and buy some 
Then go home, turn off the lights, turn the volume up, and listen to your new cds
You won't regret it
..meh, maybe that's irrelevant to the whole concept of radio..but still, it's something you might want to consider
And ya, hiphop isn't really my thing
and I never liked radio tbh /o\
Then go home, turn off the lights, turn the volume up, and listen to your new cds
You won't regret it
..meh, maybe that's irrelevant to the whole concept of radio..but still, it's something you might want to consider
And ya, hiphop isn't really my thing
and I never liked radio tbh /o\Yup, sorry that's what I meant by the concept of radio, although on the other hand, I'm continuously bugged by the fact that I can't choose what music *I* want to hear this also because of the inevitable commercial influences in the station's playlist, although I understand this is less true with internet radio.
It all depends on the way you look at it, but as I said, going to your local recordshop (or another one) can give you enough interesting (or even random) albums to listen to and perhaps also buy.
Then again, their collection also suffers from commercial influences (yet I feel there is more choice).
I guess there's a lot of ways of finding out new music (going to your recordshop, listening to the (internet) radio, going to gigs or festivals, reading about other bands' influences, talking to friends with the same (or another) music taste, reading/posting on forums, etc.)
I just personally prefer most of them above radio
Maybe I'm too picky on choosing my own music :<
that's what I meant by the concept of radio, although on the other hand, I'm continuously bugged by the fact that I can't choose what music *I* want to hear this also because of the inevitable commercial influences in the station's playlist, although I understand this is less true with internet radio.It all depends on the way you look at it, but as I said, going to your local recordshop (or another one) can give you enough interesting (or even random) albums to listen to and perhaps also buy.
Then again, their collection also suffers from commercial influences (yet I feel there is more choice
).I guess there's a lot of ways of finding out new music (going to your recordshop, listening to the (internet) radio, going to gigs or festivals, reading about other bands' influences, talking to friends with the same (or another) music taste, reading/posting on forums, etc.)
I just personally prefer most of them above radio
Maybe I'm too picky on choosing my own music :<
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