Yahoo radio

[The BB of C offline]

What kind of music do you play on your yahoo radio (if you have one of course)?
I play a lot of classic rock. There is a little bit of pop, but not a lot. There is a lot of rock and roll. Also some techno.

I think yahoo radio is a great way to listen to music. It doesn't require a download. It can play almost any song. You can even set it to play those songs later. It's sweet.

[Stonecreek]

I had Launchcast radio four years ago, back when everything was still free. Now you have commercials and a set amount of skips a month. You can pay for unlimited skipping and no commercials, but for what you get for free, why bother? I have close to 10,000 songs rated, and rarely ever need to skip because of it. They still throw in random crap sometimes. It is the only thing besides LF that keeps me awake during my overnight shifts, too. All in all, a good thing.

[The BB of C offline]

It's still free. I get unlimited skipping. I haven't even subscribed to it.

[Syody offline]

I've used it on two different accounts and have about 6,000 ratings (adding the two together).
I suscribe to LaunchCASE Plus. No more PSAs *glee*
\Mine plays mostly hard rock like Spoken and Breaking Benjamin.

[Alex offline]

launchCAST Plus is included in my Y! Music Unlimited subscription, and the two share the same rating pool.

No idea what I've rated... but I listen to Country.

[The BB of C offline]

Oh, dang. I can't stand country.
I just got done listening to that hilarious "Baby Got Back" song. I rated it 4.

[5188148 offline]

I use it when I'm bored with my usual stuff

[Skorpigeist offline]

I use launchcast when I don't feel like listening to my mp3 player or a cd someone has let me use. I think it is a nice feature.

[Delritho offline]

I stopped using it when it said I went through that Maximum amount of songs in THREE DAYS....I got angry at that....That was the last time I used it....

[The BB of C offline]

You don't know that you can keep listening to it?

[Ulrich Stern. offline]

I use iTunes radio. I'll have to try the Yahoo thing some time. But with iTunes I get over 1000 different radio stations to listen to from around the world. Lately I've been listening to the French radio stations that broadcast out of Paris.

[Virus_Xana offline]

I listen to the free radio and listen primarily to rock and heavy metal.

[Skorpigeist offline]

slightly off topic, but I am curious. are the french stations any good? and can you pick them up for free?

[Ulrich Stern. offline]

Where, on iTunes? Yea, their pretty good. Almost all the radio stations are free on it. Very few you have to pay for.

[Hidushikai offline]

I have yet to program mine.