Anyone have an online radio station they want to pimp?

Question

To me, the best one out there is KTRU, the Rice University station out of Houston. Sunday nights are metal, Thursday nights is more garage style, Saturdays and Sundays are typically jazz and world beat, with the rest of the week just depending on the DJ. Don't expect the mainstream stuff as college radio, at least to me, is where it's at. They also have set lists from each DJ so you can tell what style they usually go with, although there can be a wide variety within the same hour.

http://bang.rice.edu/

Share your station.

I'll listen to about anything as long as it has a soul to it. Great stations so far, I truly appreciate the feedback.

Ah, the UW station, I used to listen to that when going home to northern WA from Seattle. That is a good one Buzzkill.

Thanks all for answering. Everyone deserves a best answer so I'll let chance take over from here. I'm off to start bookmarking radio stations.

Answer 1

I am a huge fan of Indie 103 out of Los Angeles. For being a non-college radio station, I think they have a solid playlist.

http://webclust1.liquidcompass.cc/sos4cust/Indie103/asx/indie103.asx

Now playing Klaxons, how cool is that?

Answer 2

The only station I ever listen to (it's the only good one here, and I rarely listen online) is Phantom105.2. They play a pretty good mix of new and old rock, although if I'm being honest they do unfortunately seem to lean more towards new stuff. My favourite shows on it are Access all Areas with Edel Coffee weekday mornings and Heavy Traffic weekday evenings. I haven't managed to catch Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour on it yet, but I must get around to it some time.

http://www.phantom.ie/content/view/16/411/

Edit:
I'm listening now, and at the moment they're playing Basia Bulat (Sunday morning is laid-back, chilled-out stuff), which is amazing. I never expected to hear her on the radio, as far as I know she's still very unheard of. Phantom rocks!

Answer 3

KEXP 90.3 (formerly KCMU) out of UW.
http://www.kexp.org/home.asp
Great station! I've heard of MANY bands that I'm currently a fan of through this station. Shake the Shack is a great program to listen to - old school rockabilly!

I used to listen to the Green River community college station - 89.9 KGRG - back in the day but I haven't listened for some time so who knows if it's any good anymore.
http://www.kgrg.com/

Answer 4

Oh wow, I have several goodies! Whether it's progressive rock, stoner rock, metal, punk or alternative it's all here man!
Live 365 is the best, with thousands of stations to chose from.
I had my own station on 'Live 365' for a couple years, but shut it down as I just didn't have the time required to devote any longer.
Memberships are free:
http://www.live365.com/stations/aroolaart
http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?genre=prog%2fart%20rock
http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/directory.cgi?genre=psychedelic
http://www.live365.com/stations/infomas
Here's a list of several great progressive stations:
http://www.progradio.net/stations.htm
This prog station is awesome too:
http://www.progressiverockradio.com/
Other stations:
http://www.windowsmedia.com/Mediaguide/Radio
Check this out as well:
http://www.gilmoursplectrum.co.uk/1.html

This is the Live 365 home page, where you can select your station by genre if progressive rock isn't your thing:
http://www.live365.com/index.live
I think I must have 50 Live 365 stations in my favorites, and I'm always listening when I'm online.
Now Playing - Jethro Tull 'Thick As A Brick' here:
http://www.live365.com/stations/aroolaart
Haa! Now playing Pink Floyds 'Scarecrow'!

Answer 5

WUSC, University of South Carolina (Columbia)
http://wusc.sc.edu/

College of Charleston (South Carolina)
http://www.cofcradio.com/

Album 88, WRAS, Georgia State University, Atlanta
http://www2.gsu.edu/~www885/index.html

WREK, Georgia Tech, Atlanta
http://cyberbuzz.gatech.edu/wrek/

And the one that I grew up on / corrupted me forever:
91 Rock, WRVU, Vanderbilt University (Nashville TN)
http://www.wrvu.org/
I don't keep up with WRVU's schedule anymore, but back in the day you had, for example, the Dance Party From Hell on Friday nights, the Gothic Wonderland on Weds nights, an ambient show on Sunday nights, foreign language shows on Sunday mornings (no English spoken by the dj's), think there was a hardcore show sometime on the weekends, etc ... the Exit/In and The Cannery were great dives for gigs ... ah I miss those days (late 80's)

Answer 6

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Answer 7

94.3 the x out of knoxville tn. it's one of the few rock stations we have here and they are pretty good. they share a lot of southeast artists' music at night which i love because it's a chance to hear groups and determine whether you think they will make it big or not!

Answer 8

WRNR out of Annapolis is a great one: http://www.wrnr.com
And the ever-fabulous Pandora: http://www.pandora.com