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EZ Listening Christmas Music
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passtheword
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A friend of mine is doing an instrumental easy listening Christmas music station.
http://www.radionomy.com/en/radio/easylisteningchristmas/index
http://www.radionomy.com/en/radio/easylisteningchristmas/index
vchimpanzee
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Well, so much for iHeart. I couldn't get theirs to work on my TiVo but turns out it's not that good anyway. I found the format online and decided to listen on the desktop, and the first song was that ridiculous John Lennon song. So I need to be able to turn it off when something bad is played. There was no sense in my having to put up with that. There must be something, somewhere, that actually sounds good.
Okay, most of the songs are good and there are no commercials. The iHeart radio station, if they have a commercial break soon after I turn it on in the car, will not be finished with commercials anytime soon.
I do wonder what's paying for this. I don't see any display ads when I go there to turn it off for the bad songs.
Okay, most of the songs are good and there are no commercials. The iHeart radio station, if they have a commercial break soon after I turn it on in the car, will not be finished with commercials anytime soon.
I do wonder what's paying for this. I don't see any display ads when I go there to turn it off for the bad songs.
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vchimpanzee
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I've been listening a couple of hours and only heard three songs that made me consider turning it off. That's better than America's Best Music when they go all-Christmas. Now I'm hearing "Feliz Navidad" and although I'd prefer not to, it's not so bad and I'm actually more willing to listen to songs that aren't that good.
vchimpanzee
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There seems to be a lot of repetition.
I was trying not to start a new topic, but the original poster was looking for "beautiful Music", which could be called "EZ listening". What I'm looking for, and seem to have found, is "adult standards", which is also a type of "EZ listening".
I was trying not to start a new topic, but the original poster was looking for "beautiful Music", which could be called "EZ listening". What I'm looking for, and seem to have found, is "adult standards", which is also a type of "EZ listening".
Prescott Joe
Leading Participant
I suggest you try the KAHM stream. Currently, every 3rd or 4th song is a Christmas
song. That will increase as we get closer to the big day. The stream costs $10.00
per month and works very well. I doubt you'll be disappointed........
song. That will increase as we get closer to the big day. The stream costs $10.00
per month and works very well. I doubt you'll be disappointed........
vchimpanzee
Walk of Fame Participant
I'm not paying for anything. There's plenty of free music.
passtheword
Star Participant
Internet radio is only free in the sense you don't have to pay for it. Somebody is ultimately paying for you to be able to receive it for free.
vchimpanzee
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Yes, but as long as it's free to me, I'm not paying.
Though I did buy an actual radio after seeing it advertised online, but that gives me the freedom to listen to actual stations at home (okay, one NPR show) without turning on the computer, and to take the radio along rather than some device I don't have when I go on vacation. Both old radios have problems.
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