Comments on: audio visions http://wonkabar.org/archives/275 linux, databases, cartoons and cornflakes Thu, 08 Jan 2009 12:13:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Tom http://wonkabar.org/archives/275#comment-25149 Tom Thu, 01 Nov 2007 18:53:42 +0000 http://wonkabar.org/archives/275#comment-25149 I couldn't find any other site to comment on"Audio Visions"on XM Radio. A lot of their music is great--new age, dreamlike, even with some choral medleys from time to time. However, good as they are in some aspects, they also play junk: cluncking bells, odd noises that are just noise, and very unpleasant boring crap to listen to--I wish they'd weed out the junk and keep the good stuff. It would not be hard for them to figure out what to not play anymore and what to keep. I couldn’t find any other site to comment on”Audio Visions”on XM Radio. A lot of their music is great–new age, dreamlike, even with some choral medleys from time to time. However, good as they are in some aspects, they also play junk: cluncking bells, odd noises that are just noise, and very unpleasant boring crap to listen to–I wish they’d weed out the junk and keep the good stuff. It would not be hard for them to figure out what to not play anymore and what to keep.

]]> By: Aaron http://wonkabar.org/archives/275#comment-11194 Aaron Fri, 04 May 2007 19:07:50 +0000 http://wonkabar.org/archives/275#comment-11194 This is why we need to fight the retroactive bill that will take effect on Internet Radio come July. This bill is nothing but bad news. Here, you are listening to a satellite radio station, found some great music that you like, then went out purchasing an album and supporting the artist. This happens time and time again with Internet Radio. As listening, I find great music that I like, and end up purchasing the album. I own several because of that method. If this bill passes, and forces Internet Radio out of business, then I won't be able to find the music that I love as easily. As such, I'll be hurting the artists and record labels. At any event, I'm glad you found some good music. Good stuff. This is why we need to fight the retroactive bill that will take effect on Internet Radio come July. This bill is nothing but bad news. Here, you are listening to a satellite radio station, found some great music that you like, then went out purchasing an album and supporting the artist. This happens time and time again with Internet Radio. As listening, I find great music that I like, and end up purchasing the album. I own several because of that method. If this bill passes, and forces Internet Radio out of business, then I won’t be able to find the music that I love as easily. As such, I’ll be hurting the artists and record labels.

At any event, I’m glad you found some good music. Good stuff.

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