Dirtyradio NOT going away for a while...

[mkb]

Originally Posted by tantris

Scott,

Amoeba Music and various other music outlets thanks you for helping me to spend 1000's of dollars in their stores based on what I heard on Dirtyradio. I really am in your debt for helping me to find music that I genuinely enjoy. I sincerely hope that you will be back someday, until then, a million thanks and good luck with all your endeavors.

p.s.- any suggestions for an online radio station to help me kick my Dirtyradio fix?

www.cbs.nu

[Techno_Bunny]

[COLOR=Indigo]Thank you so much Scott for the past years of Dirtyradio.
Much respect and appreciation for your decision.
I am a bit sad about this, it feels like the end of an era.
I'll miss your voice, and Shane's, Matt's, Yan's, every one's!. A lot less connection with Dirtyworld somehow...

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[Jafs]

that's a real shame. I discovered artists like Abfarht Hinwil, Explosions in the Sky, Leandro Fresco, Telefon Tel Aviv and so many other with this station...

[Mike]

A lot less sambuca to enjoy

Mike

[grady]

Scott, one thing I've always been curious about and perhaps you can share this with us now, but how much music, or rather, how many tracks and different artist reside in the dirtyradio archive cache that is being played.

I understand if replying to this message with specific figures and numbers could end up being used as evidence in potential impending litigation, but I've always been curious over the years as dirtyradio has turned me onto so much new music, but especially in light of the past few days with the impending shut down I've been scribbling down artist and titles on a legal pad at my desk at work listening to the stream.

[patrick]

hahahah grady. that's exactly what i do (a pad at my desk at work)

[mmm skyscraper]

Dirty Radio is the first time I ever heard "The Horse" by Marshall Jefferson which led me to buy Annex 2 on Tresor which also has the amazing "Alright" by Savvas Ysatis on it. Both of those tracks are great to listen to while driving.

[grady]

Originally Posted by patrick

hahahah grady. that's exactly what i do (a pad at my desk at work)

I've already filled up a full sheet today, and I've still got four hours of work to go.

[stimpee]

Originally Posted by grady

I've been scribbling down artist and titles on a pad at my desk at work listening to the stream.

ive been doing that for years. then i look for stuff later. ive discovered so much stuff over the years.

[tantris]

I'm the same way with artist info, except I'm a paperless nerd and keep a .txt doc with them all on it. Then I print and take it to the shops to completely blow my paycheck.