Perfectly in Love with Pandora
Aug. 8th, 2006 02:08 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fingertroubleI have my own station called Big Gay Bear Radio on Pandora http://www.pandora.com/?ext_lsfi=145136045980456697
Check it out - it's like Yahoo's radio but without the annoying ads (yet) and better music quality...and I put Scissor Sisters, New Order and a few others in and it pumped out Sparks, Pet Shop Boys and Thom Yorke so far...we'll forgive it the Killers.
Plus I learned was vamping was :-D
In fact when people ask me what music I like, I now know it's music with "vocal-centric aesthetic, repetitive melodic phrasing, electronica influences, synthetic sonority or prominent use of synth, dnnceable grooves, extensive vamping and major key tonality (sometimes minor)."! Try asking for that at your local music shop, though...
EDIT: Anyone have suggestions of good gay music with grit or harder? It seems to be swaying towards the electro/camper selections, which I like but also putting in Metal and Le Tigre but mostly drawn a blank for non-cheesy harder music? :-(
I mean when it suggested Leo Sayer I realised I had to sway it out of cheese...I could start a new station but I want to get a perfect mix of camp, harder, cool and cheese...
Check it out - it's like Yahoo's radio but without the annoying ads (yet) and better music quality...and I put Scissor Sisters, New Order and a few others in and it pumped out Sparks, Pet Shop Boys and Thom Yorke so far...we'll forgive it the Killers.
Plus I learned was vamping was :-D
In fact when people ask me what music I like, I now know it's music with "vocal-centric aesthetic, repetitive melodic phrasing, electronica influences, synthetic sonority or prominent use of synth, dnnceable grooves, extensive vamping and major key tonality (sometimes minor)."! Try asking for that at your local music shop, though...
EDIT: Anyone have suggestions of good gay music with grit or harder? It seems to be swaying towards the electro/camper selections, which I like but also putting in Metal and Le Tigre but mostly drawn a blank for non-cheesy harder music? :-(
I mean when it suggested Leo Sayer I realised I had to sway it out of cheese...I could start a new station but I want to get a perfect mix of camp, harder, cool and cheese...