[icecast] Re: The LPBN radio station.

[Raymond]

Hello Adam:

I checked it out. It is cool and that is probabaly what I would like to 
impress drug crazed yet very talented musicians with. I'll get back to 
you with what the front end is to do.
I have a bulletin board on the LPBN called radiostation that has some 
notes up. My friend Stephen Provizer the Allston Curmudgeon covers all 
the latest proceedings of DMCA/RIAA/CARP by discussing the issues with 
top Internet music sites and legal authorities. That may be of interest 
to you. I'm preparing a form of media/music that will likely take over 
the music industry by making available the millions of different types 
of music to the millions of different types of music listeners. I 
beleive that a huge pool of music should be made available to the public 
vs the current control/limit access model used by the record labels. I 
also think that when the local bands have more access than the 
controlled media bands the entire music industry will change forever. My 
goal is to provide as much public access to local musicians as possible. 
I'm starting with Los Angeles.

Today's AC show is listed below.

Allston Curmudgeon, Tuesday, October 29, 6-7 PM.
Allston-Brighton Free Radio
Local Broadcast: 1670 AM
Webcast: http://www.abfreeradio.org

S.G. Provizer talks with Michael Papish, CEO of Media Unbound. Papish 
has long been involved in several aspects of on-line digital music: 
distribution, regulation,rate-setting...He will take us back to the 
mid-90's and show how the groundwork was laid for passage of the Digital 
Millenium Copyright Act and bring us up to speed on current activity.

SInce his organization, Media Unbound, claims to provide "...a 
breakthrough in accurately and conveniently personalizing digital 
music," we will discuss what filters or conduits have traditionally been 
used to provide information about music, how that's changing and whether 
there are parallels to the delivery of news.

You are invited to offer your comments during the show:
Instant messaging: abfree1670
Call-in line: 617-254-2728

Rebroadcast locally on WJIB 740 AM on Sunday, November 3 at 10:30 PM.

A-B Free Radio Archives: http://www.lpbn.org look under Allston 
Curmudgeon. 
http://www.lpbn.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=index&catid=&topic=7 

Raymond

adam wrote:

>what do want the tool to do?
>
>you could look at a tool in development called the Frequency Clock ->
>http://frequencyclock.montevideo.nl
>its a dev server but you can get the idea, an example of the player output
>by the system is linked from http://www.radioqualia.net
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>adam
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>On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Raymond wrote:
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>>Hello:
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>>I'm starting a radio station on the LPBN. The music will be from all
>>local Los Angeles bands that have not signed onto record labels. I have
>>three people that have been recording local bands for over 5 years -
>>several times a week. The music will be offered for an Internet radio
>>station. Some of the music will be offered as downloads. I'd like to
>>offer the users the ability to make up their own playlists out of the
>>music on the LPBN. The LPBN also will webcast live concerts and do
>>interviews with musicians as well as have a video comedy mini-series
>>about the life of rock bands.
>>
>>Does anyone know of a good management tool for an Internet radio station
>>that uses Icecast?
>>
>>Raymond
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