ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
water it down with some drum beats then 

 coralweb wrote: 
In all seriousness check out Pandora Radio. They build a playlist to your tastes. It's your own private station literally. You have total control over what you hear or don't hear:

http://www.pandora.com/#/

I hate music. It's got too many notes.

Try iHeard . It lists most all streaming places amd sorted by genres pretty well. I believe that's how I found this place. This is still the best of the lot for getting variety though I personally lean a little more into Blues/Soul/Reggae then RP. I rotate RP on a couple time a week to keep me fresh.

 hippiechick wrote: 
Yes, it is not for the faint of heart or for anyone searching for any type of familiarity, stableness or even any particular genre at all!  It is only for the most extreme cases of musical ADD such as myself!

 sirdroseph wrote: 
I just turned it on, then had to change again. Too alternative for me.

Sounds like you want a station that does not play any commercial top 40 or ever have been top 40 songs or classic rock at all. Well, I have the station for you: http://wusc.sc.edu/
Enjoy!

They are in the midst of the spring fundraiser, so they allow the DJ's to break that rule this week, but here is what is playing now to give you an idea:

 

Currently Playing:
Artist: ariel pink
Song: among dreams
Album: the doldrums

Last 10 Songs

Artist	Song	Album
ariel pink	among dreams	the doldrums
cut copy	lights and music	in ghost colours
passion pit	sleepy head	chunk of change
pretty lights	if i could feel again	passing by behind your eyes
the expendables	down down down	s/t
desdemona and mary jane	muggle-friendly radio	12 - 2 pm monday
Scientist	Elasticate	The Best Dub Album in the World
Jackie Mittoo	North of the Sun	Champion in the Arena 1976-1977
Dennis Brown	Silhouettes	Money In My Pocket
Justin Hinds & The Dominoes	here I Stand	Trojan Rocksteady Box Set

 Inamorato wrote: 
  Oh, well...

 Proclivities wrote: 
Only if it's classic rock. 

 Antigone wrote: 

Does that work?

 mzpro5 wrote:
That's "to much jazz"...

 mzpro5 wrote: 
ok. that might add 2 or 3 more songs to the mix. I wasn't counting anything after 1980. There were also a few Classic Rock artists played but the songs were deeper cuts. so they shouldn't count.
but still, it's no where near a classic rock station.

 coralweb wrote: 
Have you thought about uploading some music yourself?

(Harrisonburg, huh? I thought I was the only RPeep in the Valley)

 JrzyTmata wrote: 
Of course "Classic Rock" could be a very relative term depending on one's age. 

 meower wrote: 

 mzpro5 wrote: 
I find that if you listen over certain time periods that the genres will change several times, so even if there's an annoying spell, it will change soon.  I understand part of coralweb's post about how hearing stuff you can hear anywhere else can be disappointing sometimes: in a way one can get spoiled by listening here, and come to expect something sensational all of the time.  There's a lot of classic rock stuff that I could do without hearing ever again, and if some of it comes on while I'm listening, I can just change the station - no big deal.  I've read the complaints about too much jazz, alternative, etc. too.   It's true though, you cannot please everyone .

David Byrne/ Talking heads 24/7. Yeah that's the solution

I just went back through the last 6 hours of the playlist. 5 songs that might be considered Classic Rock. Less than 1 an hour. I don't think that's excessive.
welcome to the forum, Coralweb!

 buzz wrote: 

& more commercials

 buzz wrote: 
Now yer talkin ...

Break out the Boss Jocks !