Thursday, March 31, 2005
Post of the Week
Go ahead -- weep and moan about the abysmal state of radio in the US.
But take time to explore some vigorous listening experiences that persist in the airwaves today.
from A Good Guide to Some Cool Radio at the Rock n Roll Report:
'When writer Mark Morford, columnist for the SF Gate, lamented the state of rock radio in his column "All hail the death of radio -- Clear Channel suffers and rock radio is gasping its last and, more importantly, does anyone care?", he sounded the death knell for rock radio in 2005 but readers let him know that, although there is plenty of crap on the dial these days, there are still a number of very cool radio stations out there and there is a radio revolution a brewing.
'In his column "And now for some real radio -- Readers extol some glorious alternatives", he lists a number of great stations that you can listen to that prove the point that all hope is not lost. A great list of some really amazing radio, it just goes to prove my point that radio done well is the most intimate and yet the most community-forming media out there.' ¶ 3/31/2005 05:15:00 AM
Go ahead -- weep and moan about the abysmal state of radio in the US.
But take time to explore some vigorous listening experiences that persist in the airwaves today.
from A Good Guide to Some Cool Radio at the Rock n Roll Report:
'When writer Mark Morford, columnist for the SF Gate, lamented the state of rock radio in his column "All hail the death of radio -- Clear Channel suffers and rock radio is gasping its last and, more importantly, does anyone care?", he sounded the death knell for rock radio in 2005 but readers let him know that, although there is plenty of crap on the dial these days, there are still a number of very cool radio stations out there and there is a radio revolution a brewing.
'In his column "And now for some real radio -- Readers extol some glorious alternatives", he lists a number of great stations that you can listen to that prove the point that all hope is not lost. A great list of some really amazing radio, it just goes to prove my point that radio done well is the most intimate and yet the most community-forming media out there.' ¶ 3/31/2005 05:15:00 AM
