Ok Dudes,
I'm goin' to tell you all a way to get ALL your buddies to come to your place and race little cars.
Dial in PANDORA RADIO @

http://www.pandora.com/

Punch in your vavorite song, and just wait. you will hear ALL the songs that you LOVE to hear.

Just to let you know the three stations I have dialed in,
Five Long years radio (Muddy and freinds)
Sad but True radio (the best)
Frank Zappa radio (Don't start)

This is for only those that have high speed I.S.

I LOVE this site.

Thanks for the mamories
Tim

Great site.... :thumbsup: Thanks.

Jeff

A very cool site.

I've had Pandora a few months now, really cool music site.

Its on my Faves list now. thanks mj

Cool,, Thanks...!!!!

My wife actually told me about it over a year ago.

Just signed up and am listening it to it now. Never heard of it until today, thanks!!!!!:thumbsup:

Here's another great site if your into classic live concerts.

http://concerts.wolfgangsvault.com/home.aspx

From their web site:



There's only one place you can hear Bill Graham introduce the Allman Brothers at the Fillmore East, Steve Miller ask for more PA volume at Winterland, or Robert Plant kill time with the Fillmore audience while Jimmy Page re-tunes in the background. It's the same place you can listen to the greatest live music of all time in full concert format.

It's not Heaven, though it may feel like Heaven to rock music purists. It's the Concert Vault, the world's greatest collection of vintage concert recordings.

Where does it come from? In 2003, Wolfgang's Vault acquired master recordings from the archives of Bill Graham Presents. These live concerts were recorded at legendary venues like the Fillmore East and Winterland between 1965 and the late 1980s.

In early 2006, we augmented the Graham archives by acquiring the archives of the King Biscuit Flower Hour, the nationally famous syndicated rock radio broadcasts of live concerts from the 1970s and '80s. We also added the Silver Eagle Cross Country archive of country music concerts in 2006, and we haven't stopped there. Keep an ear out for additions to the Concert Vault in the near future.


Free online streaming. Since we launched it in late 2006 the Concert Vault has offered high quality streamed versions of all of our concerts for free, with no advertising. You can personally rate each concert, maintain a Favorite Concerts list and personal Playlist, and meet kindred souls in the Concert Vault Forum.

Reasonably priced, unrestricted downloads. Our download service is what you would expect from us: easy to use, delivering great quality music at fair prices. The initial list of shows available is classic Vault; some headline acts, some hidden gems and a handful of lesser known artists. We will be adding to the list regularly, so stay tuned.

How do you do it? We've transferred these aging, but well-preserved, tape archives to highest-quality digital formats using the best tools available, and we have carefully catalogued everything.

The Concert Vault is fully licensed by BMI, ASCAP and SESAC, and we pay these performance rights organizations every time you listen to a concert. The license fees make their way back to the performers that made the music. Download revenues are also shared with performers and publishers as appropriate. One of our top priorities will always be to make sure that the artists are compensated for their performances.

Enjoy:woohoo:

Picktown

Out-freakin'-standing!

Rotiserie Chicken works also.

Dial in PANDORA RADIO

Wow. This is quite an amazing and useful project. Its ability to root out variations on a particular genre of music is worth its weight in gold. I'm always trying to uncover the hidden gems that get overlooked by the commercial music industry, and this is the best tool I've found so far. Many thanks!

:thumbsup::thumbsup: rr

I Can't stop using that concert site, WOW!

A little Pat Travers, BTO, Robin Trower, Thin Lizzy, Sabbath (since it is Sunday:) and even some Black Oak Arkansas for old times sake.

love it.
Thanks,
Keith