PUBLIC MARKS with tags "internet radio" & music

Listen Here! is the jazz review radio program hosted by critics, friends and sparring partners Neil Tesser and Mark Ruffin. Listen Here! debuted in January 2005, as a high-energy one-hour show incorporating conversation, criticism, debate, recorded music, interviews, and occasional live performances from jazz venues around North America.

Playable archives (June 10, 2005 to July 27, 2007) of Dave Kusick's radio show on KPSU before its name was changed to That Sound. Visit http://www.thatsoundradio.com/ for recent shows or to subscribe to a podcast.

"RadioWave aggregates schedules for different radio stations (currently 40 stations) to allow listeners to browse all shows across stations by day or hour. Stations format their schedules differently and those schedules are often difficult to navigate. RadioWave gathers the information in one place and with a single, simple formatting scheme. The RadioWave server stores future schedules (normalized to GMT) as they are available. The RadioWave site is organized under the following tabs: 1. The By Hour tab displays the schedule for streaming stations listed by hour and day. 2. The By Station tab displays the schedule for streaming stations list by station. 3. The By Person tab displays a catalogue of streaming and downloadable files listed by person. 4. The Files tab displays a catalogue of downloadable files listed by Web site. 5. The Search tab presents a search form to search streaming stations and downloadable files.

"We host the most complete Internet listing of all radio stations in the United States. The company developed this portal with extensive search capabilities that are so easy-to-use; anyone can find any station in America."

"Like Last.fm and Pandora, Jango immediately creates a personalized radio station with songs by similar artists...But unlike the case with many of these other services, it's super easy to tailor your station—if you don't want to hear a particular artist, click the trash can icon; if you hate a particular song, rate it with a sad face and it'll never play again; if you want to add another main artist around which the station will be built, click "edit station", then enter the name of the artist." [Digital Noise]

The IORSN is a network of independently owned and operated internet radio stations. Search for stations by genre or by entering a music artist.

"We are an online (streaming only) diy radio operating literally out of a basement. We feature found sound, field recordings, story-telling (sometimes paranormal), dream-collecting, radio plays, live house shows and local in-home performances. We also support local and northwest music and other underground/indie music from around the world. We broadcast everyday from (at least) NOON to MIDNIGHT (PST)."

Listen to archives of Dave's excellent weekly radio show on KPSU that features recent music from mostly independent artists. Playlists are provided for each show, and include links to each band's website or Myspace page. You can also subscribe to a podcast for the show.

"The Players Association is a unique online radio station where you can listen to and search streaming DJ mixes. Ok, so whats unique about that you may well ask? We are not an exclusive service for the usual superstar DJs. There are countless sites for that. We are not a large commercial company wishing to tap into the underground, The Players Association was set up by DJs for Djs. Our site is open for anyone who has a passion for music and wants to share it with the world. Djs can upload two mp3 mixes for free. Your profile will not be visible until you upload. Music lovers, this is a space to discover hidden talents so tune in to your hearts content. What sets us apart from most mix sites is the search engine facility, you can search within mixes for a specific artist, title, DJ or genre - and this opens up a whole new level of musical discovery and exploration."

Similar to Last.fm and Pandora. Slacker will have its own portable device and satellite car dock allowing mobile access.

Listen live online to over 5000 radio stations. Search by location or genre. Includes internet-only stations.

Directory of D.I.Y. radio stations.

Highly recommended: The New Afternoon Show, an eclectic mix of rock and related music. The only place in and around New York to hear the newest independent and imported sounds without chatter and filler. Three and a half hours a day of pure, unadulterated adventurous New Sounds. Each DJ adds their own perspective to give the show some nice daily variation. Plus ticket giveaways, interviews, guest DJ's and live in-studio performances by today's underground stars. A playlist with song information is available for each show.

Indie-Friendly Radio Database is a database of "indie-friendly" radio stations. "Indie-friendly" means they accept and play unsolicited music from independent artists, small labels, et cetera." Categories: college, community, high-school, commercial, public radio, indie, other.

Amongst the many internet radio staions HomeGrownRadio endevours to bring you the best of the best free internet radio stations on the internet

Free-form radio from the University of Georgia.

Electronic music maker's community web site with radio (flash mp3 playlist).