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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
I've thought about getting a dedicated Internet radio. The station selections are so much better, many of them are commercial free, and for a small fee you can find many more commercial-free stations.
One of my favorite ways to fall asleep is to have the radio in iTunes tuned to one of the "Ambient" stations at a low volume; something spacey, meditative, new-age. Nature sounds stations are great also. Perhaps the best music for a soothing night's (or in my case, day's) sleep is Gregorian chants. As every word they chant is in Latin, I have no idea what they're saying. Maybe it translates to "Hey, hey, we're the monks", but whatever it is, it's very calming.
Lights out, Gregorian chants, and a good book on the Paperwhite. Life doesn't get much sweeter than that!  |
I love Gregorian chants, I need to get some on cd because I think it would be ideal for when I'm sketching too.
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Originally Posted by wyndslash
I use tunein radio :-) very nice
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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967
BTW, I'd second Tunein Radio.
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Iirc the Logitech uses Tunein but via their servers. It's up now (after two days down) so I'm happy because I also love to listen to Classic FM on Sunday morning whilst dozing in bed.
I saw that Philips also has some internet radio's, however I trust Philips less than Logitech so I emailed them asking about the server set up.
After a busy day, too much to eat, the first two episodes of Downton Abbey and The Expendables it's time to go to bed, tune in to a classical radio station, read a bit and then sleep for a very long time.