There is a great oldies station on the web for broadband and modem.
56k mp3PRO for broadband and 16k mono for modems. Plays 60s and 70s
hits 24/7 with an 80s flashback on thursdays as well as other special
programming. Visit the website to listen.
http://www.wilsonswebdesign.com/RadioShow/index.html

"Matt Wilson" wrote...
There is a great oldies station on the web for broadband and modem.
56k mp3PRO for broadband and 16k mono for modems. Plays 60s and 70s
hits 24/7 with an 80s flashback on thursdays as well as other special
programming. Visit the website to listen.
[URL snipped]

I'd rather listen to oldtime radio shows... drama, comedies,
westerns, mysteries etc... at
http://www.yesterdayusa.com/streams.htm

Supports WinAmp and Live365 for IE and RealPlayer
for IE and Netscape. No charge, but you'll see requests
to support the site with donations.

If you like OTR and shortwave listening check out cybershortwave on
live365.com. It started as a replacement for the old anarc swl net but
evolved, (deteriorated?) into a mostly music and occasional DX news show so
Dave, N1DK has changed the 24/7 on live365 to all OTR except for the live
SWL show on alternate Sunday mornings. Go to http://www.n1dk.com for the
schedule.


"Sanjaya" wrote in message
nk.net...

I'd rather listen to oldtime radio shows... drama, comedies,
westerns, mysteries etc... at
http://www.yesterdayusa.com/streams.htm

Supports WinAmp and Live365 for IE and RealPlayer
for IE and Netscape. No charge, but you'll see requests
to support the site with donations.

"Regnad Kcin" wrote...
If you like OTR and shortwave listening check out cybershortwave on
live365.com. It started as a replacement for the old anarc swl net but
evolved, (deteriorated?) into a mostly music and occasional DX news show so
Dave, N1DK has changed the 24/7 on live365 to all OTR except for the live
SWL show on alternate Sunday mornings. Go to http://www.n1dk.com for the
schedule.

"Sanjaya" wrote...

I'd rather listen to oldtime radio shows... drama, comedies,
westerns, mysteries etc... at
http://www.yesterdayusa.com/streams.htm
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Thanks Nick. Really cool!!!

My local FM stations don't ask me to register so that I can be "tracked
in accordance with the DMCA" and I sure as hell am not going to register
with your station.

Lose the registration requirement or get lost.

Well, sorry but its those corporate stations and the good old greedy
RIAA that cause the registration. The registration is FREE and I am
sure you have registered elsewhere on the net or you wouldn't even be
in this group. I was just being friendly anyway. Lose the attitude or
get lost.




Lloyd wrote in message ...
On 3 Nov 2003 12:33:42 -0800, Matt Wilson wrote:
There is a great oldies station on the web for broadband and modem.
56k mp3PRO for broadband and 16k mono for modems. Plays 60s and 70s
hits 24/7 with an 80s flashback on thursdays as well as other special
programming. Visit the website to listen.
http://www.wilsonswebdesign.com/RadioShow/index.html