quote: Hey,thanks for the link bro. I didn't know about this place either.
Nice site, but who needs a radio, or even this when you have all of the MP3s that you need for video game soundtracks, and you can put them on your pocket PC to listen to them there?
Mosquiton
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Red Carpet Premium Member+
"Re(3):Who needs a radio!?"
, posted Sun 21 Mar 10:39
quote: Hey,thanks for the link bro. I didn't know about this place either.
Nice site, but who needs a radio, or even this when you have all of the MP3s that you need for video game soundtracks, and you can put them on your pocket PC to listen to them there?
Not you apparently. So obviously the answer would be 'people that aren't you'. Like me!
It is a very cool operation. I like it.
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Luisinan
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"Re(4):Who needs a radio!?"
, posted Sun 21 Mar 14:53
quote: Hey,thanks for the link bro. I didn't know about this place either.
Nice site, but who needs a radio, or even this when you have all of the MP3s that you need for video game soundtracks, and you can put them on your pocket PC to listen to them there?
Not you apparently. So obviously the answer would be 'people that aren't you'. Like me!
It is a very cool operation. I like it.
Actually I have an iPod (woah, coolness level just exploded). But I like this. Sometimes 'not having a choice' is good. When you listen to a radio you are forced to listen to songs that you may have otherwise skipped in order to get to your favorites-- thereby really missing some gems. Also, if you listen to a good station, you'll get a broader variety of music that you may have never heard before.
Not you apparently. So obviously the answer would be 'people that aren't you'. Like me!
It is a very cool operation. I like it.
me too.even though i have about 60gb of mp3s now i still listen to the radio (though just one specific station)
gamingFM is old news indeed. :P
Kaepora
317th Post
Bronze Customer
"Re(5):Who needs a radio!?"
, posted Sun 21 Mar 15:16
My only problem with GamingFM (and some other stations like VGamp) is that they take requests. So you end up getting the same songs (long version of "Simple and Clean" or a seven-minute play of "One Winged Angel") very frequently since a lot of different people request them at various times through the day.
Not that I have a particular problem with the songs themselves or with people liking them a lot, but I don't like hearing the same thing so often. I don't listen to the regular radio because it's usually the same twenty songs repeated through the day; I guess I'm disappointed because I was hoping that this would be different somehow.
Gojira
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Red Carpet Executive Member
"Re(6):Who needs a radio!?"
, posted Sun 21 Mar 18:05:
quote: My only problem with GamingFM (and some other stations like VGamp) is that they take requests. So you end up getting the same songs (long version of "Simple and Clean" or a seven-minute play of "One Winged Angel") very frequently since a lot of different people request them at various times through the day.
Not that I have a particular problem with the songs themselves or with people liking them a lot, but I don't like hearing the same thing so often. I don't listen to the regular radio because it's usually the same twenty songs repeated through the day; I guess I'm disappointed because I was hoping that this would be different somehow.
Well they do have a 24-hour limit on requesting the same song. I get really sick of that crappy 10-minute Biohazard 2 remix though.
EDIT: And I'd much rather listen to this than waste 200 GB of harddrive space on music just to listen to it ad infinitum until I get sick of it.
ROSHIIIIIII!!!
[this message was edited by Gojira on Sun 21 Mar 18:08]
Genjuro
609th Post
Red Carpet Regular Member
"Re(7):Who needs a radio!?"
, posted Sat 27 Mar 04:05
quote:
EDIT: And I'd much rather listen to this than waste 200 GB of harddrive space on music just to listen to it ad infinitum until I get sick of it.
no,you see it's just about being greedy you know..gather everything you can.It's not like i've listened to everything i have stored in my HD..i'd say i've listened to 1/7 of what i have..
it's just that one day you might listen to sth you haven't already..so just keep it in your HD..you could say it's pointless sure..but what isn't?
"Who needs a radio!?" 
