I think that it is time for a new look at Hearts of Space. But I welcome all opinions.Ī New Look at Music From the Hearts of Space So, what do you think? Did I jump off a bridge? Too early? I gave away thousands of dollars worth of physical media and equipment. Last and probably least used, but very useful in a pinch, is my Roku HD-XR Player for streaming movies (wirelessly) from Netflix. mp4 players: Classical music and Spoken Word, Jazz, Rock, and video. So I have a Western Digital WD-TV HD Media Player, to which is attached a fourth WD Passport, with all of the. Hard drives break.įor video, I don’t want to watch on the computer.

I keep everything on three 1 TB Western Digital Passport external hard drives. Today, I have 396 gigs of music and video. So, I took subscriptions at the web site. I also took subscriptions at home and at work for streams in especially New Music at Live365 I use Winamp for streaming audio, with the stations listed, and also WPRB and WBGO.įinally, one of my favorite of all time music sources, Music from the Hearts of Space was kicked out at WNYC. I gravitated to three stations: KUSC, Los Angeles WCNY, Syracuse and WCPE, Winston Salem, NC. I used Public Radio Fan and Shoutcast to find new sources for music “on the radio”. I think that this started when WNYC tossed out day time music on FM. I also found new homes for most of my sound equipment. I found new and loving homes for the physical media. I started a new blog, “ MusicSprings” because there were and are subjects of a singular nature about which to write, artists and composers, musical events, albums, and the like.īut, now I have an issue: Going all digital, for music an video. Since the advent of WQXR and the re-birth of WNYC’s 24/7 New Music stream as Q2 there have not been for me any real issues. This blog has always been issue oriented.

I have not written here since March 2010.

Music from the hearts of space