Religion on Sunday am

[OperaTenor]

Originally posted by Nicole Marie:
We'd love to boost the signal but the FCC prevents us from doing that.

That's what you get for badmouthing Michael Powell...

[Trumpetmaster]

Nicole-Marie,
Thanks - I listen over the internet throughout the day here at work. I tried to get you on my car radio for the commute and was not successful.
Anyway - thanks to you and the entire staff for making the day go by with great talk and music!
Regards,
Howard

[mmichaelson]

I'm with ai4i, I can't wait until internet radio is available in cars. . .then I can have my Beethoven Radio all the time!

[Trumpetmaster]

SB,
Internet radio in the car would work for me!!!!
Howard

[mmichaelson]

Yeah, I can't wait for it! Radio wherever you want it, with no signals to fade in and out will be wonderful!

[shostakovich]

From Tim: "Sorry to my Jewish friends if I didn't phrase that correctly, but I think everyone gets my drift."

Play 10 Ernest Blochs and 1 Paul Hindemith and be absolved.
Shos.

PS: It's the Hindemith that does the trick

[analog]

Thanks NM for the history . I was a WTMI fan for 2&1/2 decades. May B.Com and the "new" WTMI up north live long and prosper.

What ever became of Lynn Farmer?

To the topic - I am not put off by hearing a church service on radio. It reminds me of "Willoughby", that this all consuming rush in which we live is a recent aberration. Sometimes one hears a really thoughtful & uplifting talk, other times it's best to switch stations.

Hmmm - Henry Thoreau complained of the rush too - maybe it's not so recent after all.

[Trumpetmaster]

Shostakovich,
You get the big "Oh Vey"

[treebeau]

Shos,

Now THAT'S Hell !!!

Regards,
Tim B.

[piqaboo]

howard, I made that typo once too, on a fax. My attny and his entire office laughed til they fell over, then sent me a corrected fax: Oy vey!
After that, I made "Oh vey" something of a personal signature. Glad to see Im not alone!

[Trumpetmaster]

piqaboo,
I was never big on spelling.
I always use spell check on all my docs.
Don't think Oh came up.
Anyway - I have to run now to our other office and must sign off.

Everyone take care. Talk tomorrow.

[Trumpetmaster]

piqaboo,
I was never big on spelling.
I always use spell check on all my docs.
Don't think Oh came up.
Anyway - I have to run now to our other office and must sign off.

Everyone take care. Talk tomorrow.

[Nicole Marie]

Hey Analog-

Not sure what happend to Lynn. I know most of the old WTMI staff from Florida were hired by another station in the area. This other station tried to fill the classical gap left by WTMI. They hired most of the old staff and tried to mimic the success of the old station. For some reason they could not get it to work. Last I heard they changed formats and some of the old staff was let go.

[barfle]

Originally posted by analog:
It reminds me of "Willoughby", that this all consuming rush in which we live is a recent aberration.

Next stop, Willoughby.

An outstanding TZ episode!

[Trumpetmaster]

Barfle,
Did you know you can buy the entire TZ series on DVD. A bit costly but I've been thinking about it as I am a HUGE TZ fan. Watch the marathons all the time.
Willoughby is one of my favorites.
I also love the ones with Burgess Meredith.

Regards,
Howard

[barfle]

Originally posted by TrumpetMaster:
Barfle,
Did you know you can buy the entire TZ series on DVD. A bit costly but I've been thinking about it as I am a HUGE TZ fan. Watch the marathons all the time.
Willoughby is one of my favorites.
I also love the ones with Burgess Meredith.

Regards,
Howard

Indeed I do! I have the first three box sets in my collection already, acquiring them at a rate of about one per year.

Let's see, Burgess Meredith... Time Enough At Last (busted thick glasses on the library steps) and I believe it was called Obsolete Man where the Nazi gets his due.

[Trumpetmaster]

Barfle,
Those are the ones!!!
Another good one is Little Lost Girl.
Regards,
Howard

[annettehala]

I can't wait until internet radio is available in cars

Here in Japan everybody is getting the cell phones that have live TV and music features.

[GeoLes]

I did not know that. I will have to listen in. What Christian Music format? There is no venue for contemporary gospel music in my area. The odd thing is I live in the Metropolitan Area, where it should be available, if anywhere. A couple of the "R&B" stations have dedicated the hours from 8 until 11AM to Christian music.

Think about this. It is called "Beethoven.com", yet they do not play Beethoven all day. In fact they play a variety of excellent classical choices. There is room for diversity, within reason. Most of the time I get the classical music I seek. For a few hours once a week they accomodate another venue. I don't see a problem with it. It seems like something I would enjoy. Even if it weren't I welcome the diversity. I would just listen to WQXR on regular radio. (By the way, even WQXR features "live religeous services from Temple Emanuel" every Friday evening.

<small>[ 03-15-2005, 11:36 AM: Message edited by: GeoLes ]</small>

[Trumpetmaster]

GeoLes,
I listen to WQXR in my car but
as soon as internet radio is available for cars i will be listening to B.com all the time.

The local AM signal out of Hartford is just not strong enough to get to me on the south shore of long island.

One day!!!!

TM