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FzerozeroT
21st November 2005, 07:42
The only one can find is the edge, I thought I could handle it but 50% of the music they are playing is absolute SHIT! (a decent song came on just as I wrote this)

does anyone know of a station similar to hauraki that I can tune into?
WRT
21st November 2005, 07:44
. . . beats working . . . (http://www.georgefm.co.nz)

Its definately not hauraki tho . . .
Swoop
21st November 2005, 07:48
The only one can find is the edge, I thought I could handle it but 50% of the music they are playing is absolute SHIT! (a decent song came on just as I wrote this)

does anyone know of a station similar to hauraki that I can tune into?

The ROCK!!!
Online webcasting too!!!
Great music and no wrappers or hippety hop muzac!!!:banana:
parsley
21st November 2005, 08:00
Depends what you're looking for. There are literally thousands of online radio stations but if you want a NZ one then the choice is a little smaller. I prefer bFM:
www.95bfm.co.nz (http://www.95bfm.co.nz)
poorbastard
21st November 2005, 08:13
THE ROCK:headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
MrMelon
21st November 2005, 08:53
I reckon radioactive is all good. They've got high and low quality streams.

http://www.radioactive.fm/
zadok
21st November 2005, 09:24
If you install the latest Winamp you can get heaps of good stations. I like the classic rock stations.
N4CR
21st November 2005, 09:27
http://www.rothmetal.com/home.html

For all your black and death metal needs (or if you just want to piss off co-workers).

:lol:

One thing you can do is get winamp and go onto shoutcast, they have thousands and thousands of radio stations.

Enjoy!
marty
21st November 2005, 18:28
i run sky digital thru the stereo and listen to J2, or one of the 20 or so radio channels on there. hindu radio is cool sometimes, but there is a great selection of other stuff. sunday lounge music is just right for, well, louning....

bFM is my on-line pick though.
awesker
21st November 2005, 20:03
depends on what your into really, (Im into electronic mostly)
http://www.digitallyimported.com/ has HEAPS of streams but buffers quite a bit for me.
http://www.bassdrive.com/v2/ for drum'n'bass goodness.
http://otcradio.net more dnb, this stuff blows minds.. :yes:

enjoy!! :2thumbsup

edit: re-read your post, this stuff isnt remotely like what your after!! but still good :blip: :blip:
TwoSeven
21st November 2005, 20:11
I have a tv tuner so normally listen to the radio on that. However, I do sometimes listen to the little-toe-radio show on BBC, or BBC-7 for the funny stuff.
Indiana_Jones
23rd November 2005, 21:57
NewstalkZB :D

Lyton Smith :blip:

-Indy
Karma
23rd November 2005, 22:16
I use ITunes to listen to Virgin Radio back from the UK, seems more homely with a london accent.