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Shoutcast station round-up report

PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:02 am
by British
Currently listening to: Wave101

Eclectic mix of I'd say 90% obscure, 10% top-40 80s music. Has some non-80s music. 64Kbps, zero commercials or bumpers(my favorite kind!). Give it a try


radio80s: Plays more mainstreamish artists, but plays their non-single tracks, which is a welcome change. I think there's some early 90s thrown in there. Yay for Jay cumbie. Has commercials/bumpers

Radio ghoul school: This station will never die. Plays goth/punk music, and somtimes you get that Chris Rock comedy track. Limited playlist,where I think I've heard everything a few times over. No bumpers/commercials

Andys80s: AWOL. Darn, and that was a real good mix of obscure stuff. No commercials,bumpers. Please come back.

xwave radio: next wave + 80s. Plays bands like front 242, trisome 21, and some electroclash stuff. Solid station. Heck, even i was on it until my 98 box decided to crap out. No commercials/bumpers. 128K

Radio Der haag(?). Weird track listing(I think it lists the album + artist & song). Your 1-stop shop for ItaloDisco! Has commercials in Dutch which are amusing to hear. 64k?

Land of the lost 80s(my station): Some day my station might make a comeback when I reinstall win2k instead of talking about poop on the hub's chat room. Some day. Friend has a colo server where I can push the stream out through. yay!

C'mon, list those obscure 80s stations. We don't need to hear about which stations play Kenny Loggins and other tired top-40 crap.

PostPosted: Sat Jun 18, 2005 7:12 am
by DayGloJo
British,

Thanks for the update. I'm trying to compile a list myself. Here's a couple of mine:

I've said it here before but I'll say it again "I love radiohidebound." They play tunes that NOBODY else plays. Right now I'm listening to Dream Syndicate

PostPosted: Sun Jun 19, 2005 2:51 am
by knowitallrecs
[I posted this elsewhere, but it fits in with this topic.]

You should really check out "Lite Wave" on 103.5 K-Lite, simulcasting over the Internet from Manila, Philippines. It's on every Saturday morning, beginning at 8 a.m. PST, I believe. You can tun