Like Lee,
I only listen to music is when I am in the car otherwise I am on the golf course so the only noise I hear is when the golf ball hits the bottom of the cup.
THW
And others hear the cussing when you hit a bad ball!
If by radio, online radio streaming counts, then hell yeah!
jazzradio.com
rockradio.com
di.fm (electronic music)
sky.fm (for that occasional chill, movie soundtracks etc.)
all these stations are available from a single company, and I've also got the apps on my Lumia 520. With an exception of jazzradio.com I can listen to the rest of the stations on the PC via Winyl (which is an AMAZING lightweight music player) and the only other place I go to is YouTube, and that's just for one specific channel (Monstercat).
Ever since I lost my last hard drive with what little of my music collection I re-ripped when the previous one also died, I realized ripping all that music for the third time is too tedious, time consuming and annoying, because I'm just OCD about music like that. I've had Sound Forge for years and I'd always import a CD, make certain changes and edits like volume leveling, silence trimming, small enhancements here and there, and only THEN compress the audio.
Since I really do not have the time for that anymore, I've come to rely on these FREE online services instead, and just rip a few all time fav songs from time to time when I reach my data limit and need something to listen to offline on my phone :)
But traditional radio stations? No. Sometimes at work, when the boss wants to listen to some crappy pop music, but that's about it.
I was just listening to a oldies station 95.7 Big FM now they changed to a Christmas music station.
I haven't listened to radio since the late 80's or early 90's.
at the time it was either WXRT or WLUP in Chicago.
Terry
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