 Thread: another online radio station playing all the hits! |
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We added a liner by Terry Taylor to the beginning of the song 'Banquet At the World's End' by Daniel Amos.
Also, 'Hang Me High' from Screaming Brittle Siren by Michael Knott and 'Caught In An Unguarded Moment' from All Fall Down by the 77's have been added to the song rotation on Christian Alternative Radio.
God bless!
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jiminy -
Glad you hung in there and stuck it out. I know listening to live365 can be tricky at times, but it will work one way or another.
Usually every 40-45 minutes a pop up box will appear to check and see if you are still listening. All you have to do is click on 'continue' and you are set for a while longer. This is done because the CRB (Copyright Royalty Board) recently raised the rates online radio has to pay just to broadcast over the internet. There is a long story behind that, but I won't go into that other than I think it is bad all around. So, live365 is just making sure that people are actively listening and they don't have to pay extra fees out.
So, Superior 'ey? Hope the snowpiles haven't buried you too deep this winter. Glad to know we have a listener from our homestate. Go Pack! - oh, maybe next year...
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| Thread: another online radio station playing all the hits! |
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Hello. Nice to see you have found info on the station and have been checking it out. I hope you enjoy what you are listening to. If you are having problems listening, have any technical issues, or any questions in general, don't hesitate to email me at sam-e@caradio.net. Any comments or feedback is welcomed. I've been blessed by reading this thread so far.
On Christian Alternative Radio, you can hear alt rock from the 80's and 90's - Daniel Amos, The Choir, The 77's, The Prayer Chain, Undercover, Altar Boys, Mad At the World, Plankeye, Adam Again, The Violet Burning, Chagall Guevara, Poor Old Lu, Steve Taylor, Lost Dogs and Michael Knott/L.S.U.
As mentioned previously in this thread, there is a playlist posted on the website www.caradio.net with a list of all songs that are in rotation currently, updated from time to time. Mainly looking to get music from this era to the listening ears of those who will really appreciate it. Let me know if there is something you'd like to hear. The station's library is larger than what is on the playlist, and I may have a classic tucked away somewhere I can give air to.
God bless!
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