@SallyStrange thanks for sharing, this is so cool!

@SallyStrange sometimes the internet is ok

@SallyStrange OMG this is everything!!

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I use radiogarden, it's similare.

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hey this is really cool!
Also, LOVED this tribute :)

@SallyStrange radio.garden does the same thing :)

@SallyStrange Love this one and also Radio Garden, which lets you play live radio from all over the world:
http://radio.garden/search

@SallyStrange Omfg!! I knew of http://radio.garden/ but this.. this takes you to the past!! Amazing find :D

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awesome info 🙏

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Also, this:
https://radio.garden/listen/raidiofailte/0oo1Qynh

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Woo... dialed into South Africa for some great kwaito music
Thanks

@SallyStrange omg that is brilliant. I’m an old GIS guy so I love that it has a magical mappy UI with geographic and time selection. I’m listening to 1955 Indochina and loving the swoopy lap steel guitars combined with the traditional string instruments. The harmonic style is cheerful but the radically different intonation makes it slightly eerie.

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Install an app? Nein Danke.

@SallyStrange do they have Palestine?

@SallyStrange Way past cool

@SallyStrange Thanks, what a great resource!

@SallyStrange Lol love the name; did the creators own any racehorses, by chance?

Great resource! I keep meaning to expand my music choices.

If sometimes music is too much but you need something in your ears, I like https://www.ambient-mixer.com - you can build “atmospheres” using sounds and hear what other people have uploaded (and yes, there are cat purring noises!).

@SallyStrange The map for Canada is strange. It does not differentiate between English Canada and Québec which have totally different music. But has a wedge which includes a small part of Québec south of St-Lawrence river , New Brunswick and Nova Scotia that light up independantly of rest of Canada but point to "Canada" in terms of music.

Curious how the playlists for each country/decatde is built, But amazing service.

@SallyStrange So cool! Thank you.

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radio.garden does not do "time travel", only allows web access to current airing radio stations. But it is quite great to use, although I recently chose to switch to the #FOSS alternative "Transistor".

#music #radio

@SallyStrange I gotta try this, but I have the feeling it'll make me cry tears of second-hand nostalgia and the terror of time passing.

@SallyStrange I just loaded Radiooooo using their excellent iPad app, and randomly selected a country and decade, Turkey 1980 in this case. I am loving this, thanks!

And yes, Radio Garden is also quite good in a different way, as it’s (sometimes, not always) using actual radio stations.

@SallyStrange How cool!

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Also try free Radio sure

@SallyStrange The first one you mention is interesting. I've bookmarked it to check out later.
I looked at radio.garden too. It's okay, I guess,

@SallyStrange This is very interesting! (I had never heard of the US songs, though, which is a little odd and makes me wonder about the selection.)

@SallyStrange Do the 5 o's include the o in `com`?

@SallyStrange mixcloud is so ruined for me after they put a (VERY) small cap on how many shows you can post without paying premium, which is absolutely not cheap. it is specifically meant for DJs who mix for profit and nobody else, it feels like

@SallyStrange House Mixes is another great site for electronic music dj mixes: https://house-mixes.com

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@SallyStrange@eldritch.cafe hey @drq@mastodon.ml I think you may need this

@SallyStrange Thank you for that - not only is radiooooo.com great, unlike current internet radio stations specialising in the tunes of a particular decade, it plays all kinds of tracks, not just chart hits - brilliant stuff.