Mujitsu and Tairaku's Shakuhachi BBQ

Thorsten · 2006-05-07 11:40:15

Hi,

Just was wondering if people on the forum have a few suggestions of internet radio stations to listen to.
I am interested in anything from experimental, electronic to world music or jazz.
At the same time I quite like the idea of listening to local stations located somewhere in world in general, so any colourful local station with music and/or talk (in English or German) or any particular programs which are worth tuning in please let me know !

Here in London is Resonance FM from the London Musicians' Collective (online at http://www.resonancefm.com). Worth checking out I reckon, although can be a bit mad at times

Thanks.
Thorsten

edosan · 2006-05-07 14:22:11

Online radio stations you may enjoy:

KGNU, Boulder, Colorado http://www.kgnu.org/index.html (iTunes enabled)

Direct link for iTunes: http://stream.kgnu.net:8000/KGNU_live_mek.mp3.m3u

Local, community, eclectic, progressive, listener suppoorted (if you like 'em send 'em coupla bucks...)

HOBER Thinking Radio--somewhere in New York State, I think http://www.hober.com/ (iTunes and the deplorable Realplayer)

Direct link for iTunes: http://play.hober.com/hober.mp3.m3u

Local, community oriented, eclectic music
Current playlist (right now):

Tennessee Border
Homer and Jethro
America's Song Butchers:the weird world of homer a

Jock O'Hazeldeen
Harper s Din
Banish Misfortune

Jock O'Hazeldeen
Harper s Din
Banish Misfortune

Roly Poly
Bob Wills
The Essential Bob Wills 1935 - 1947

Sälbaren sover
Kalabra
Folka

Je Ne T'aime Plus
Manu Chao
Clandestino

Afro-Cubano
Maddrum Soñando
Expresiones Caribeñas

Twenty-Nine Cents A Bottle
Bernice Lewis
Religion & Release

Company Town
Rick Fielding
Lifeline

WNYC New York Public Radio http://www.wnyc.org/

Radio David Byrne http://www.davidbyrne.com/radio/index.php A continuous repeating playlist which repeats itself and is changed periodically. Program notes by David Byrne. NOT to be missed...

Streaming mp3 link is IN the iTunes radio 'eclectic' category. Also accessible via the website, of course, and other players are supported (but you ARE using iTunes aren't you?...)

Tairaku 太楽 · 2006-05-07 14:53:31

There is also a station on iTunes radio which plays nothing but Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, Albert Ayler, Eric Dolphy, Sun Ra, John Coltrane etc.

edosan · 2006-05-07 17:19:56

Ayeh...

It's called DI.fm Modern Jazz http://www.di.fm/jazz/

In iTunes Radio it's under 'Jazz', natch...it's a good'n.

Thorsten · 2006-05-07 20:03:14

edosan wrote:
HOBER Thinking Radio--somewhere in New York State, I think http://www.hober.com/ (iTunes and the deplorable Realplayer)

Direct link for iTunes: http://play.hober.com/hober.mp3.m3u

Local, community oriented, eclectic music

Thanks! Hober definintely caught my attention right away - seems like a great mix of stuff .

Th.

PS: Never had real problems with real player 'must say but sure iTunes is a better player.

Kiku Day · 2006-05-08 14:26:43

Not to forget Onkyodo at 104.4 Resonance FM every Tuesday night from 8 pm to 9. We play what-ever music related to Japan. It started (hence the name) as a program on underground Japanese music. We are 5 presenters and Alan Cummings, Biba Kopf, Kamura are the underground experts while clive Bell and I (both shakuhachi players) are into both underground, classical, pop, folk etc. I seem to be the Japan diaspora music person there.
Our totally out of date webpage is: http://www.onkyodo.co.uk/
Neither Kamura nor myself are on it yet... oh well! One of these things!

Kiku

mrosenlof · 2006-05-08 17:35:32

KPLU is a pretty good jazz station in Tacoma Washington USA

www.kplu.org

KUVO in Denver Colorado USA is one of the three stations I listen to in the car - also jazz

www.kuvo.org

nyokai · 2006-05-08 19:13:53

I like WGDR a lot, especially Jen Isaacs very eclectic show on alternate Sundays.
Also, if you're not familiar with them, the "roll your own playlist" sites like Pandora and especially last.fm are worth checking out.

Yungflutes · 2006-05-15 10:52:57

Konichiwa Minasan,

Someone recently sent me this link to a 24 hour station that plays only shakuhachi.

http://www.live365.com/stations/shakuhachi_radio

You have to be a member to hear it. Let me know if it works

Namaste, Perry

Mujitsu and Tairaku's Shakuhachi BBQ

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