And hello again. We are now broadcasting your streams to you via radio.linuxjunkies.com hosted on the CPOL.NET network in Pittsburg Kansas.

You can hit radio.linuxjunkies.com:8000 to find out a few things about it. Or you can just stick radio.linuxjunkies.com:8000/listen.pls in your browser which should result in launching your media player and starting the stream! have fun and enjoy. If it breaks today let me know! Final testing, and yes. Still Looping 13 Songs for Dre By Rebecca : More

I wanted to take just a second here with a seperate post to remind everyone of the Amazon mp3 service.
If you like any of the songs found on our test broadcast (and you aren't l33t enough to rip the stream :P), or you just don't like jail, then I'd suggest http://amazon.com/mp3 for all of your music needs. Its not only DRM free, but its also cross platform, as well as automatically loads your songs into iTunes for you. So there is no excuse to use iTunes to purchase music until you have at More

LinuxJunkies Radio is back in action after years of being off the air. It is currently a very limited bandwidth setup and will remain that way for some time as we rebuild LinuxJunkies.
We are starting over from scratch with all backend systems. The website will remain the same for now. While the website is in a real colo we are testing the LinuxJunkies Broadcasting software locally to assure its solid!
The first Day of re-launch is 8-26-08 (today) and will feature 13 Very Significan More

Amazon MP3 has been around for several months now. And it’s doing pretty good. Decent amount of press coverage when it hit the stage. Decent song selection, all with decent sound quality. And just about everything is decent with the all-DRM-free program Bezos & Co are touting out in the cloud.

And now the company’s gone and done another decent thing with is music download service: it has opened its doors to Linux users.

Indeed, the Amazon MP3 Downloader software bridge with whi More

M-Audio has supplied hardware and software to computer-based musicians for 20 years. Its new "make-music-now" line of products, aimed at musicians just getting into computers or PC users with an interest in music, includes a microphone, speakers, drum machine, and DJ mixer deck. Unfortunately, its bundled software, called Session, is for Windows only. Our challenge was to try out this hardware -- specifically the KeyStudio MIDI keyboard and Fast Track audio interface -- with Linux applications. More

Want to record your music but cant afford studio time? Check out this how to on how to turn your MAC into a recording studio. This same methodology will work with other OS's as long as your hardware is supported.
You Can find the article Here More

Please, if you havent had time to check this out yet do, its really cool. Rigid originally posted about this and I think its worth posting again to get the word out there. If you havent checked it out please look at http://thelinuxlink.net/ More

Eyes getting tired of reading all that text? Check out some of the great Linux and FOSS audio shows available at thelinuxlink.net More

Music? Record Labels Change Minds About Sharing MP3s -- Kind of. This is not so much about the broad view they have, but rather about the fact that they did not carry out a seek and destroy on this company as talks paid off between them. Ready more about it, here More