IMHO.... Since your music taste is very broad and worry about legalities, I would not even bother collecting the music except some specialties you may like. I'd stick solely to streaming stations..... A good starting point I could remember off of my head is http://shoutcast.com/ it's all FREE!
Petri k5mke at bellsouth.net wrote: > Good Morning All, ;-) > > Thanks for all the information. Yes, I'm really looking for a flat-fee site. > I don't > have any "cards", except my ATM and QSL cards, LOL! The last thing I want is > some "suit" in my face, with "Guido" & "Tony" behind him with baseball bats an > Sak-crete, LOL! > > My music interest vary from Classical (Bach, Beethoven, Wagner, etc), Blue- > grass, Country, Blues, comic routines, some Jazz, LOTS of Honky Tonk (LOL!), > Military marches, Native American, , Celtic, Polka & Schottisches, Cowboy > "Western", Rock-N-Roll and of course, Cajun. If you're from Louisiana, you > HAVE to have "Jolie Blon", Hahaha. > > Now, while it's "illegal" to SWAP music, should anyone know of a song I just > might like, please e-mail me off-list and let me know where I can find it on a > site. > > I'm also planning on collecting pictures of "space"...galaxies, stars, gas > clouds, Hubble shots, and beautiful things here on Earth...mountains, > valleys, sunrises, sunsets, plants, "critters" and of course those friends > who send me their pictures. There IS no thing as "ugly", except one's own > attitude. ;-) > > I continue to read that Fedora 6 "Bible" and seem more confused the more > I read, LOL! Maybe it will all 'click' eventually. I wished there was a > simpler > to understand book for us Ol' Fart newbies. > > There IS no SBLUG any more here in S'port and the "guys" have scattered > far and wide. That makes it all the harder, when no one local is around to > call on the 'twisted pair' to ask or come over to show you the error of your > ways, hehehehe. > > I know it would be a LOT of trouble, but have y' all considered doing some > "lessons" that could be downloaded or viewed on the NET for Newbies? > THAT would certainly help a lot of possible Linux users all over the World > OR be a money-making venture for some individuals. Something to at > least consider. > > Well, I need some more Cajun Cowboy "Sock" Kawphy and get busy doing > some more antenna research on 2 meter Quagi antennas. I'm hoping to > build a wooden, long-boom (over 24') that I can mount to work individuals > and FM repeaters. The 2m/70cm "J-pole" I have at 40' already gets into > the 147.33 mcs. machine in Alex. Baton Rouge and Lafayette repeaters > are on my list to work now. Who knows, maybe I can work a few of you > down there, LOL! If I get band conditions, I could also work the 6 meter > repeaters down there. :-) > > Keep your powder dry and watch you'rn "top knot". > > Respectfully submitted, > 73, > Don/K5-MKE > > > _______________________________________________ > General mailing list > General at brlug.net > http://mail.brlug.net/mailman/listinfo/general_brlug.net > >
