If you like jazz - any type of jazz - this is the place to listen.

 miamizsun wrote: 
For Power Pop, I found this... Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs  http://www.live365.com/index.live
It makes me happy.

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
The "Stax" list is pretty good!  Thanks.

 Proclivities wrote: 
yup depending on the mood, usually RP or some SOMA channel, or my vast collection of music

edit- i do listen/stream some quality power pop and roots stuff from the aussies and new zealand too.

i wasn't bothered to look through this topic and see if someone already posted this radio station

but i can wholeheartedly recommend insoulradio, some fantastic music up there, really great mix

i am enjoying it a lot lately. nice to have 2 radio stations that always deliver great music.

 

www.insoulmusic.com

 

 

Hey, 'SIr'. It's a bit odd. There are playlists. We have limits in Canada as to what we can do on the site. You may not. Here it is.
 

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 
I like a few of the "channels" on SOMA-FM - Secret Agent, Lush, Underground 80's, Indie Pop, as well as the ones you mentioned.  Still, RP is the most consistent to me.

 michaelgmitchell wrote: 

Not for me. I may have to try this BlueBeat. Do they play all genres?

 votraspace wrote: 
I keep leaving RadioIO ... they've updated their site visually. But heavy on the old-fart rock channels and the annoying "Fein" energy drink commercials. Can't handle it.
I've also given up pretty much on BlueBeat (too random in their randomness; there IS a limit to randomness) and Accuradio (repetitive tracks). Save for KCRW and SOMA's Groove Salad/Sonic Universe, I'm always finding myself coming back to the sure thing ... RP. 

 jadewahoo wrote: 

Not unless I can have a lil' snip!

Icaros sung by Shipibo shamans during an Ayahuasca ceremony.

Until I get an internet device in the car to be able to listen to RP all the time, I have a few choices on the dial.

As for other online choices, I'm liking the channels on GotRadio, RadioIO, 181.fm, and WMUD.

Burning Man Radio!

 superjudge wrote: 

Hey, thanks for the mention. Spontaneous, unsolicited plugs are always appreciated. It lead to a bunch of web hits from RP and even a nice donation, which made my morning much brighter.

(Thanks to Kurt for the assist, as well.)

not without skin grafts

hippiechick wrote:   

 superjudge wrote: 
That's were I go for a different listen.

Alternatives to RP?

Possibly, but they aren't legal.

http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2010/09/the-best-little-radio-stations-in-the-us.html?p=3

Dynamic Range Radio is another good station I've been listening to a bit.  Very similar to Radio Paradise but a little more alternative.  Definitely worth checking out.  It can be found under the 'Eclectic' radio tab on iTunes as well...