Tuesday, January 23, 2007

More Ways to Waste Time

I have an account on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/assoctw Check out my videos and my favorites. I've been amassing music videos and stuff I find very entertaining.

Also, I have a Del.icio.us account where I can keep "favorites" online and tag them. You can find my list (and make your own) here: http://del.icio.us/assoctw

Lastly, I have been listening to SomaFM.com (Indie Pop Rocks) for so long now that I decided to make a donation and get a shirt. They repeat a few songs on occasion but only rarely. Plus, there are no commercials and they have a few other stations available for a little variety on occasion. All hipster, all day.

Posted by Chris B. at 2:13 PM

1 comments:

Moderator,  2:39 PM  

I will check that SomaFM. We've got Sirius at home, in the car online and I listen to a couple of their stations regularly. Their Sunday night shows are amazing - old garage stuff, punk stuff bands no one has ever heard of. I just wish they had an entire channel like that. I've lobbied them before.

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