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Internet Radio Guide
Favorite sites from the world of Internet radio
Take a tour of some favorite Internet radio sites from the experts at Linux New Media. 
BY MATHIAS HUBER, MARCEL HILZINGER, KRISTIAN KISSLING, 
OLIVER FROMMEL, AND PETER KREUSSEL
We have some very musical au- "Downtown Soulville," and the breath- short, has a great Internet department. I 
thors and editors at our tech-
taking world music mix on "Give the 
recommend tuning in to the wide spec-
nical center in Munich, Ger-
Drummer Some." The station has live 
trum of BBC radio stations that offer ev-
many. We asked these experts to de-
streams in Real and MP3 format, along 
erything from sports, to news, to current 
scribe their favorite Internet radio sites. 
with archived broadcasts and Podcasts.
Britpop 
http:// www. bbc. co. uk/ radio/.
One of the best things about Internet 
WUSB is based on the East Coast, at 
My particular favorite is BBC 7 
http:// 
radio is its international reach. You can 
the Stony Book University campus in 
 www. bbc. co. uk/ bbc7/, which treats lis-
easily tune in to a tiny station on the 
Long Island, to be precise. In the nine-
teners to light entertainment from the 
other side of the world if you like 
ties Eric Corley proved what an indepen-
stream. Of course, you may not be able 
dent radio station was capable of with 
to understand the DJ if you don't speak 
night-long phone-ins on a wide variety 
the language, but if you choose the right 
of subjects, live reports from telephone 
address, the music is all good.
booths, and music from an archive of tens of thousands of LPs.
 MATHIAS HUBER
The program, which has the unlikely 
College Chaos and British Humor
sounding name of "Brain Damage," is 
The USA has a legendary radio land-
archived at 
http:// www. 2600. com/ 
scape. Innumerable small stations run 
 braindamage/. Eric, dubbing himself 
by colleges or local communities provide 
Emmanuel Goldstein, is publisher of the 
unbeatable diversity. And thanks to the 
hacker fanzine 2600. He chats with col-
Internet, you can listen in, no matter 
leagues on the air about cellphones, 
where you are. New Jersey-based WFMU 
RFID chips, data protection, and politics 
(
http:// wfmu. org), for example, has a 
in the weekly "Off the Hook" show 
jam-packed program full of the kind of 
(
http:// www. 2600. com/ offthehook/).
Besides working for Linux Magazine, Math-
music that never makes the mainstream 
Moving to Europe, the venerable Brit-
ias Huber puts a lot of energy into expanding 
stations, including old soul rarities on 
ish Broadcasting Company, or BBC for 
his impressive music collection.
ISSUE 66 MAY 2006
Internet Radio Guide
playlist entry for 
http:// www. radioparadise. com. This takes me to a tiny private station broadcasting at URL 
http:// 64. 236. 34. 4:80/ stream/ 1048 with music to suit a variety of tastes. Besides MP3 and Real Media, the online station also broadcasts AAC+. Linux is not just an exotic addition to the website for Ra-dioParadise; in fact, they specify both Xmms and VLC as compatible players.
 KRISTIAN KISSLINGBerlin, Teheran, Marseille
Marcel Hilzinger is a Suse guru who inte-
Motor FM started regular Indie rock 
grates more or less any kind of device with 
broadcasts February 1, 2005. This Berlin-
his Linux system.
based station, which was founded by ex-Universal boss Tim Renner, promotes 
For current information and playlists, 
previously unknown artists beyond the 
surf to 
http:// www. swissgroove. ch. I use 
mainstream. The private station com-
the Xmms player.
pletely does without advertising and 
Luckily, you can find many Internet 
news and is funded via parties, sales of 
stations with excellent jazz, and if Swiss-
music via the Internet, and merchandis-
groove does come to an untimely end, 
ing, which is quite an unusual approach 
you can always revert to a station such 
in the private radio scene.
as 
http:// smoothjazz. com, which broad-
Motor FM plays good, but often totally 
casts on the URL 
http:// 64. 236. 34. 4:80/ 
unknown, local artists such as 
 stream/ 1005. Smoothjazz has a good mix 
"T.Raumschmiere" or "The Robocop 
of melodic soul and jazz, mainly featur-
Kraus" but also plays successful interna-
ing instrumentals. Smoothjazz mentions 
tional Indie bands such as "Art Brut" or 
Xmms as one of its supported players.
"Block Party." If you happen to visit Ber-lin, you can also tune in on FM 106.8 
MHz, a frequency that Motor FM shares 
As a Swiss guy living abroad, I some-
with the children's channel Radio Teddy, 
last 50 years of the BBC archives. This is 
times need a dose of Swiss folk to keep 
broadcasting from 9 pm to 6 am every 
where to meet old friends, such as Miss 
away the homesick blues. And when I 
day. In Stuttgart, Germany, you can tune 
Marple and Sherlock Holmes, along with 
need it, I go to Radio Top at 
http:// 
in on 97.2 MHz, but if you don't happen 
real treasures from the history of the 
 streaming5. sunrise. ch:8162. This station 
to live in the area, just tune in on the 
"Beeb," including performances from 
gives me the kind of music that 30 to 40-
Web. The website at 
www.motor.de gives 
the earlier years of comedians such as 
year-old Swiss people remember from 
listeners a live stream, which you can 
Peter Sellers and John Cleese.
their school days; the schedule also in-
play on Linux using the 
Mplayerplugin.
Or maybe you would be interested in 
cludes a smattering of current hits. To 
listening to the rising stars of British 
learn more, visit 
http:// www. radiotop. ch.
comedy? If so, try the BBC New Comedy 
I occasionally tune in to Radio24, 
Tar, setar, du or tombak…no these are 
Awards; "Listen Again" gives you Real 
Switzerland's first private radio station, 
not new Linux archiving formats, but 
streams of past episodes.
and a former Italian-based pirate that broadcasted news and cool sounds to 
 MARCEL HILZINGER
Italy and central Switzerland prior to the 
opening of the Swiss radio market. 
No limits jazz, funk, and soul are avail-
Today, the station has a balanced mix of 
able on SwissGroove at 
http:// 63. 249. 3. 
current hits and evergreens.
 194:8010 or via a number or mirrors. 
For more information, go to 
http:// 
SwissGroove offers me just the right kind 
 radio24. ch. You will find a live stream at 
of mix of excellent jazz and funky soul 
http:// 206. 165. 150. 201:80/ radio24-hi, for 
that I need to concentrate on my work. 
example, although you need an MPlayer 
The program has a great mix of house-
to play it. On the downside, both sta-
hold names and lesser known artists. 
tions have regular advertising blocks.
Unfortunately, the station is undergoing 
Kristian Kißling works for the Linux New 
financial stress at present, and there is 
Media Software Competence Center and 
genuine danger of the operation folding. 
When I want to chill out, I just click the 
mainly takes care of multimedia topics.
ISSUE 66 MAY 2006
Internet Radio Guide
traditional Persian instruments. 
with accessing the station: as the 
Radio Darvish is named after Dar-
link to the stream is hidden in a 
vish Khan (1872-1926), a musi-
Flash, you can only tune in if 
cian from Teheran who performed 
your browser is configured cor-
classical Persian music using the 
rectly. If not, just surf right to the 
above mentioned instruments.
stream at 
http:// 205. 188. 215. 
His heritage is now preserved 
225:8008/ listen. pls.
by the Iranian Internet radio sta-tion 
www.radiodarvish.com. Al-
Oldschool Hip-Hop
though this music may sound un-
Beatbasement.com plays hip-
usual to Western ears, stick with 
hop that deserves the name. The 
it, and you too may be fascinated 
stream is just 24Kbits, but with a 
by its idiosyncratic style. The in-
fat bass sound that will soon 
strumentals, in particular, are 
have your speakers bouncing. 
very reminiscent of the psyche-
The station tends to avoid MTV 
delic sounds of the 60s.
fave raves such as Eminem, fo-
Figure 1: Soma.fm has eight streams to cater to a wide range 
cusing on old-school masters 
of musical tastes.
such as Guru and Kool Keith with 
Marseille, the old harbor town in 
original beats.
France, lives from its African immigrants 
Salad"), to House and Funk ("Secret 
If you are a fan of mainstream US rap 
and its location close to the sea. Marseille 
Agent"), to Indie rock and pop ("Indie 
stations, you will appreciate the fact that 
is the hip-hop center of France, and the 
Pop Rocks"). The streams, along with 
the Beatbasement program is ad-free. 
local radio station Radio Grenouille plays 
bandwidth and formats, are all listed on 
Again, the station relies on financial 
both traditional French music and Indie 
the homepage (Figure 1).
support from its listeners, so "Keep it 
rock. On rare occasions, listeners are 
Rusty Hodge, who started experiment-
treated to programs that deny any at-
ing with Internet radio in 1995, launched 
tempt at classification, such as avant-
Soma.fm in the year 2000, finally fulfill-
 PETER KREUSSEL
garde music in the style of John Cage.
ing a lifelong dream. Now, the insanely 
This is a big experiment, and it does 
expensive broadcasting license fees (that 
I've heard that there are still one or two 
take some tolerance on the part of the 
now apply equally to Internet radio sta-
souls who just don't like techno or hip-
listener. You can check out the station on 
tions) threaten the existence of the sta-
hop; they tend to run and hide when 
the Internet site at 
www.grenouille888.
tion. At present, Soma.fm streams eight 
confronted with house or charts and 
channels, with more scheduled.
would rather drink dishwater than listen 
As even the smallest Internet station 
to mainstream pop. On the other hand, 
 OLIVER FROMMEL
in the USA is asked to pay royalties, 
these people revel at the thought of Nev-
Soma.fm relies on the financial support 
ille Marriner's rendition of Bach's Bran-
Soma.fm, from the homeland of Internet 
of its listeners; you even get a T-shirt 
denburg Concertos. If this sounds like 
dreams, is an Internet station that pro-
with a donation of US$ 50.
you, the Internet has plenty to offer.
vides a variety of streams to suit differ-
To get away from the constraints of the 
ent tastes. The servers are located in a 
Breakbeats and Samba
daily rush, just tune in to Swissradio.ch. 
cellar in San Francisco's South Of Market 
Whereas Soma.fm focuses on providing 
Besides a repertoire of Barock oratorios, 
area, which explains the idiosyncratic 
clearly categorized channels, Dublab.
Mozart operas, and romantic concert 
name. The musical repertoire covers 
com (Figure 2) is always good for a sur-
pieces, the radio station is characterized 
everything from Ambient ("Groove 
prise. The musical style is described as 
by the fact that its recording archives 
"Eclectic." You'll find minute-long breakbeats juxta-posed with Samba and low-fi tracks that sound like Simon and Gar-funkel – but with-out the acoustic guitars.
sticks to its motto of "positive music 
Oliver Frommel runs the Linux New Media 
and culture." The 
Software Competence Center.
Figure 2: Dublab.com is always good for a musical surprise.
ISSUE 66 MAY 2006
Peter Kreussel also works at the Software Competence Center; if he 
is not hacking at his computer, you might find him playing keyboard.
comprise about 80 percent 
chestra at 
http:// 70. 85. 180. 
historic recordings. This is re-
114:8080 to the delight of 
ally unusual and maybe a bit 
your audio player and your 
ears. The complete musical 
And that takes us to the 
offering of the City of Bir-
name: "Radio Crazy." Besides 
mingham is online at 
http:// 
classical music, the station 
www. birminghamusic. com/ 
also broadcasts jazz and 
radio. php.
swing. You will find the web-site at 
http:// www. swissradio. 
Soothing Classics
ch and the audio stream at 
Klassikradio.de is dedicated to 
http:// www. swissradio. ch/ 
relaxing background music, 
streams/ 6034. m3u.
juxtaposing classical composi-tions with pieces by sym-
The Complete Mozart
phony orchestras. Between 6 
Fans of classical music are 
and 8 pm, the station broad-
driven to distraction by the 
casts classic movie tracks. 
many radio stations that just 
Klassikradio has an excellent 
play individual movements, 
sound quality due to its band-
rather than complete works. 
width of 128Kbps. You will 
This is not the case with Mo-
find the station homepage at 
zart-mp3.com, a Mozart only 
http:// www. klassikradio-shop. 
de/ playlist/, and the audio 
If the fact that the audio 
stream at 
http:// 212. 211. 137. 
stream is a measly 32Kbps 
136/ 3165klassikradio_live. 
does not faze you, you can 
mp3?=. wmv.
tune in to 
http:// www. live365. com/ play/ 293999? 
Variety on the Web
SaneID=62. 245. 157. 194-1135
Web radio has breathed 
new life into a technology 
MAL&VisitCount=1 24x7 for 
that many considered de-
the nearest thing to musical 
funct. For the listener, this 
means greater variety and 
The City of Birmingham 
free access to music around 
Symphony Ochestra has 
played its way to interna-
If you haven't gotten 
tional acclaim. Former con-
started with Internet radio 
ductor Simon Rattle cele-
yet, surf the stations in this 
brated rousing triumphs with 
article and see what you 
this body of musicians. You 
think. Keep what you like, 
can tune into recordings with 
and surf on to compile your 
this extremely disciplined or-
own list of favorites. ■
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