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I just tried to hook up to it via my computer and the program stream does seem to be down. I am emailing my boss first thing in the morning to find out what's going on.

 

Maybe the Internet Gods saw me teetering precipitously toward the Bad Radio Abyss and pulled the digital plug on me. An act of mercy.

 

The music was good tonight, just...I wasn't.

 

Honorable winedoc-san, the link is http://www.wuga.org. (*bowing deeply*)

Thanks. Will give it a go. What time are you on? This sounds fun, a celebrity among us ;) very cool

 

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Hey, Doc!

 

My show airs 10 to midnight Eastern time. Although now the notion of even MORE people tuning in to hear me mangle composers' names has got me all freaked out. It's a nightly tightrope walk.

 

If I'm a celebrity now, how come I'm so broke?

 

Cheers!

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Hi Rex,

 

how come I'm so broke?

Hahahahahahaha.... Maybe because of something that is the main topic of this board? :lol:

 

Warm regards, Wim

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Hey, Doc!

 

My show airs 10 to midnight Eastern time. Although now the notion of even MORE people tuning in to hear me mangle composers' names has got me all freaked out. It's a nightly tightrope walk.

 

If I'm a celebrity now, how come I'm so broke?

 

Cheers!

Rex

Great, and thanx.

 

We are broke because of our addiction :lol: :lol: :lol: We need to get help... NOT!

 

Hey, break a leg tonight! ;)

 

Kev

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Merci!

 

Just trying to hold it together, here. It's harder than it sounds, trust me.

 

Thanks for listening!

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I believe you. Nice program. Nice radio to listen to while working... I've been listening few hours before you came on.

 

Too bad I can't receive it in my car... in which I'm gonna jump in few minutes to go home.

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Thanks for listening, Denis! We are very proud of our station.

 

I wrote the name of that Stanley Meyers piece down, let's see..."Cavatina". It was used in the movie, "The Deerhunter". The version I played is on the album, "A Portrait of John Williams".

 

Glad you enjoyed the show. I enjoyed tonight's show a whole lot more than last night's, that's for sure.

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No luck last night. Must I download WinAmp to listen to radio? I am not a big tech guy, not too difficult to download winamp I assume.

 

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No luck last night. Must I download WinAmp to listen to radio? I am not a big tech guy, not too difficult to download winamp I assume.

 

Kev

I too still can't seem to catch the stream. Any sugestions Dennis?

 

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Bryan, Kevin,

 

it works with iTunes for me (I use the windows version). Under the "Advanced" menu, choose "Open Stream", and paste that URL : http://live.wuga.org:8000/

 

That's a bit pedestrian, but I am behind a heavy firewall at work, and iTunes is the only software that went through it.

 

Denis.

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btw, I downloaded iTunes for Windows recently, and the playback quality is much higher than Windows Media Player.

 

iTunes can be downloaded from Apple.com.

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Thanks for listening, Denis!  We are very proud of our station.

 

I wrote the name of that Stanley Meyers piece down, let's see..."Cavatina".  It was used in the movie, "The Deerhunter".  The version I played is on the album, "A Portrait of John Williams".

Ok, is it just me or does that piece from "The Deer Hunter" sound a lot like the theme from "Forrest Gump"? :huh:

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Itunes is great but one word of caution... unless you want duplicate copies of any music you import disable the feature in Itunes that does the format conversion.

 

I'll look up the specifics...

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Hey, I got it through Firefox and RealPlayer Mar 31 at 21:00 EST. Really nice music.

 

You working then David?

 

Gerry

 

[Edit: Hi Keith]

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