dig them crazy sounds

the music i like

Here is a partial listing of the people i listen to most often
(notice there is no mention of my good sense or better judgement anywhere on this site):

• air (some 10,000hz videos)
• stereolab (some videos are here)
• underworld
• radiohead (green plastic)
• moby (see his online journal)
• björk
• severed heads
• the legendary pink dots (2000@Sapphire Supper Club, 2002@North Star Bar)
• bauhaus
• tear garden
• skinny puppy
• download
• ... tons of others, have a look at my mp3 and cd list (above) if you are that interested.

New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia Radio

Echoes can be found on your local PRI at different times. In Philly, that's WXPN 88.5 between 11pm-1am.

Liquid.Sound.Lounge on 99.5 @ Sat (6-9) is an awesome groove-music show. Outside of these hours the station mostly does the NPR thing, which is a good thing when I drive into Princeton and lose the Phili feeds to the New York ones.

WHYY is where I get my morning dose of NPR. I don't think they do the switch over to funky jams or techno like most news stations do, but they are still cool.

Princeton Radio @ 103.3 is always good. If you catch them at the right time you can hear some interesting experimental music.. In the mornings they play classical stuff, afternoons jazz (and on weekends), and after 5 comes the noise :) . Also, after hours they play some really awesome trance type stuff. Don't take my word though - listen here.

Seton Hall, Pirate Radio (89.5) plays punk, hard core, and heavy heavy metal. Guaranteed to wake you up!!

Trenton State, WTSR @ 91.3 is definately odd. A good source for college rock that you might not otherwise get exposed to.

... Net based Radio

check out the noise on Sick Tracks, a lot of different stuff is featured there -- but mostly hard house/ambiant trance.

(most) recently, i have been listening to dirtyradio. which i found from my underworld link below. It ranges for down-tempo grooves to upbeat techno. (stuff like underworld, aphex twin, radiohead, kraftwerk, etc..) They'll even through in some ska/punk to throw you off (like The Specials).

Check out SomaFM.com, IceCast, and ShoutCast for some groovy diversity. They are all really nice streaming audio sites.

...note to self... gabber.org, and scratch.dk

A little too much information

Just to piss off the people of the world searching for downloadable copyright music...

• A (nearly) full listing of my cds.
• A (nearly) full listing of my mp3s (as of 2001.10.6).

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