Back in the day I ran a small Shout cast server. Once had around 40 listeners. It made teenage me happy. In a broken voice, between tracks, I’d pretend to be a radio guy on my cheap desktop microphone (those white/grey/cream sticks, you know the ones I’m sure).
“Yo yo yo, that was a SICK beat, let’s get on down to some more funky tunes!!!”Fun memories.
cheap desktop microphone (those white/grey/cream sticks, you know the ones I’m sure).
You mean the same microphone every desktop had in the 90’s? Boy do I!
I can already hear the static whenever we got a phonecall and the receiver was too close.
I mean it’s in the name of the station type. There are only 40 songs.
A few is 3-4, so yeah 36-48 songs. Sounds like the station is named correctly
Any NPR music station is gonna be awesome. KEXP is probably one of the GOATs. KCMP in Minneapolis, KTBG in KC, KOPN in Columbia, Missouri, KVOQ in Denver.
Honestly, it’s the listener supported/community run radio stations that are the best.
Listener support doesn’t mean they are NPR. Hate to nitpick most of the time but NPR can get bent for their corporate shilling.
Yeah, that’s why I mentioned listener supported radio/community run. As a separate statement.
Honestly, it’s the listener supported/community run radio stations that are the best.
I only mentioned NPR because that’s just something the average North American can relate to. Also KEXP is affiliated with NPR. So it felt relevant to mention.
40 is a few dozen.
IDK who guy is
The guy in the photo? American electronic music producer and DJ Dillon Francis
Username checks out
…are the “few dozen” songs the top 40…?
I’m finding it shocking the number of comments that don’t seem to realize that this is the joke.
