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Home › Entertainment

Poll | 05/20/2009 12:00 am

Where do you go for new music?

Read more about: Arts, Classics, Entertainment, Music, Radio, Style

37 Reader Comments (so far…) Sign In or Register to comment

L Schwemmer
Pandora has changed my music listening; talk about a wealth of new ideas about what you might like—and free!
By L Schwemmer on 05/20/2009 4:06 pm
Patricia Sprofera
I’m part of the "purple slice" in WOW’s pie survey.  It’s the classics for me.
By Patricia Sprofera on 05/20/2009 4:18 pm
Lee Harrison
Jazzercise is the only place I hear popular music.  Sometimes I like it well enough to download it.  I love classical, blue grass and folk music.  My wonderful local NPR station is my main source, though sometimes I nose around on iTunes.
By Lee Harrison on 05/20/2009 6:54 pm
Donna H
"World Cafe" on NPR, emails from favorite artists, opening acts at concerts by favorite artists.
By Donna H on 05/20/2009 7:21 pm
JJ GB
I listen to classical music on the PBS radio stations or listen to CD’s of music from past years and even turn the TV to the channel line-up station that scrolls the channel line-up with background classical music.  The only other acceptable option is to watch programs on Public Broadcasting, when available.
By JJ GB on 05/20/2009 11:55 pm
C jay

JJ, I’m even more behind the times, but love classical, opera, and NPR period. International music fascinates me, too.

Right now, I have a fabulous collection of LP from the International Preview Society (great conductors, greatest labels, et al) and want to put my own LPs on DVDs - my expensive and expansive collection will be reduced to a few DVDs - but I love the digital sound and our computers are perfect for that, free!

But, how to do it, other than buying a $350. machine that "transfers" the LPs to DVDs. No one will do them b/c of copyright law, and I agree with that, but I purchased mine, played them each only 1-time to records them onto my own cassettes, so now want to preserve what I purchased.

Anyone have any ideas? ;-))

 

By C jay on 05/23/2009 11:44 am
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