Soft 'N Easy Net Radio

Friends! Here is a good alternative for SoftNEAsy.

XM The Heart
The best love songs & soft rock from the '60s through today

To tune in, you need Winamp 5.2 and you can dowload it here http://www.winamp.com/player/free.php
On winamp, press Alt+L. This will open the winamp media library. Expand Online Services and click AOL Radio with XM. There you will see XM The Heart. It is in 16 Kbps AACplus stream at 44 KHz Near CD Quality. No traffic! No ICY server full! I'm listening to this station right now since SoftNEasy could no longer accomodate me anymore.

To sir Dave: My intention is not to promote XM. I'm not an agent of this company! Hahaha. Just informing my fellow to tune if ever they could not get into softneasy.


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1. XM The Heart
The best love songs & soft rock from the '60s through today

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Today's hottest Country hits

3. XM Mix
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4. XM Watercolors
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5. XM 20 on 20
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6. XM Top Tracks
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7. R&B SlowJams
Smooth, soulful grooves for you & your love

8. XM '70s
Travel back to a true guilty pleasure

9. Top Jams
The hottest hip-hop and R&B jams

10. XM '80s
Where big hair and big music lives

11. Top Hip-Hop
Hip-hop's latest and greatest

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... It's just a matter of finding the money to buy the songs. Thanks for the feedback gentlemen!

Dave...

You've got to be kidding. I'm a firm believer in P2P, and that more revenue will get to the artists with it than without it...
Use the Lime, get the tunes.......

bob

... It's just a matter of finding the money to buy the songs. Thanks for the feedback gentlemen!

Dave...

You've got to be kidding. I'm a firm believer in P2P, and that more revenue will get to the artists with it than without it...
Use the Lime, get the tunes.......

bob
That's a bit of a legal gray area. Since I'm rebroadcasting the songs I like to keep things 100% within the law. I've found sources where I can legally download songs for under $1 so I may go that route. I would prefer to have the orignal CD's to ensure the best sound quality though.

Do you have to pay "royalties" to the artists to re-broadcast their songs?

Do you have to pay "royalties" to the artists to re-broadcast their songs?
Absolutely! ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, Sound Exchange...

just came across this station and i love it

keep it up