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We just added a streaming Radio, which is available for logged in members. There are 26 channels and depending on if the radio stations are online or not, you should be able to click on any one of them to listen.

Check it out by clicking the RADIO link, at the top of the page. The link was just added, so if you do not see it, clear your browser cookies.

Now listen to some tunes while you're browsing around in the community!

Enjoy! :wink:

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You're missing Lawrence Welk!

I clicked on the 70's......The Captain and Tennille was on.....THAT'S SO WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tom D <-- prefers speed metal ABBA......and Muskrat Love should be banned on all 7 continents.....

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this radio is weird..it just has like 90's pop and country and salsa. lol

ill stick to deathcore on my itunes.

Its a small flash modification that pulls radio streams from SHOUTcast | Free internet radio!

We can add stations if there are requests off of that site. Just thought it would be interesting if anyone was in the mood to hear some tunes while browsing...:cute:

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We can add stations if there are requests off of that site.

I'd like to request Lithuanian dwarf speed metal please....

-TD <-- ducking for cover.......

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