AMB Laboratories DIY Audio

[KiRPiCH]

carzy japanese dudes, they are awesome:)

and

[amb]

If you like techno/electronica:


http://www.friskyradio.com

Not audiophile sound quality, but good anyway.

[linux-works]

Grateful Dead
Greek Theatre, U. of California
Berkeley, CA
May 22, 1982

I don't have that one; closest I have is:

720824_Berkeley_CA (disc 1-3)

the brent phase wasn't my favorite; I prefer the older stuff, generally.


"....let the words be yours, I'm done with mine"

[linux-works]

If you like techno/electronica:

http://www.friskyradio.com

I never cared about 'internet radio' until I got a squeezebox. now I'm listening to various channels in the background.

'folk radio, UK' is now one of my favorites.

not at all high quality audio but the content makes up for it, as background listening.

[MiniMe]

Internet radio is awesome.

Trance at 192k:

http://www.psychedelik.com/

[DorkVader]

Rgiht now, I'm listening to "The Pharaoh Sails to Orion" By Nightwish, on Oceanborn (Their second CD).

My preferred internet Radio is Absolute Radio (Née Virgin radio). It's based in the UK, so the commercials are way cooler than American ones. Normally I put in for OGG@160, but it looks like they're trying out .FLAC too?

internet streams
Flac possibility

[jkuffner]

Have been loving www.grooveshark.com for a while now. You can search for what you want to listen to then turn on the radio feature and it picks similar artists. I found out I love Sister Hazel through it.

[vwhooligan]

www.rushradio.org to get my daily Rush fix!
(Just found out their back on tour again!!)

[popov56]

Yesterday it was the excellent remastered Stand Up by Jethro Tull. A tricky disc to listen to on 'phones because I know it so well, the bass is so prominent and the contrast to how it sounds from good speakers is so great.

At the first notes my current life slipped away and I was back to the first time I heard it. It was 1973, at school, in the year common room where I was sitting doing prep. The hairs stood up on my arms then, as they still do. The mark of a truly fine piece of work, something that resonates over the years.

I might even listen to it again today.

Popov

[MisterX]