Post by madda on Aug 5, 2006 12:22:41 GMT
Okay, so I did make a thread for it.
Right- no arguments about whether :WUMPSCUT: are goth. No rantings of other sorts. Check in the other threads in this forum to see if it'll actually fit in the 'Gothic radio' pigeonhole before you post it here and then we can just have a list of some radio stations that may be fun for people who like streaming gothness.
To summarise:
1. We're only highlighting radio stations for gothic music in this thread.
2. We're not arguing about what bands are gothic and what aren't, leave that for other threads.
And with that in mind, I'll post what we have already from the other goth radio thread:
1. www.gothradio.com
Supports: MP3, Windows Media Player, Shoutcast playlist (?)
This is Roulette's suggestion, not one I've listened to so I'll let her comment on it.
2. www.ipmradio.com
Supports: Quicktime
One I listened to a fair amount when I was 'studying' (meant to be). They have an archive of most of their shows and the music varies between very good and... 'interesting.' Interesting isn't always good, sadly, though it is mostly listenable.
Right- no arguments about whether :WUMPSCUT: are goth. No rantings of other sorts. Check in the other threads in this forum to see if it'll actually fit in the 'Gothic radio' pigeonhole before you post it here and then we can just have a list of some radio stations that may be fun for people who like streaming gothness.
To summarise:
1. We're only highlighting radio stations for gothic music in this thread.
2. We're not arguing about what bands are gothic and what aren't, leave that for other threads.
And with that in mind, I'll post what we have already from the other goth radio thread:
1. www.gothradio.com
Supports: MP3, Windows Media Player, Shoutcast playlist (?)
This is Roulette's suggestion, not one I've listened to so I'll let her comment on it.
2. www.ipmradio.com
Supports: Quicktime
One I listened to a fair amount when I was 'studying' (meant to be). They have an archive of most of their shows and the music varies between very good and... 'interesting.' Interesting isn't always good, sadly, though it is mostly listenable.