Do you ever turn the TV on to have background noise while you work? Maybe the news like CNN, a DVD, or MTV? What about streaming audio news broadcasts on your computer, maybe via Real, Quicktime, or Windows Media?
Had the same idea come up for a Flash news program via Flashcom, and was just curious about the potential audience’s feedback on such an idea.
Anyone?
Makes Tom Cruise from the movie Top Gun look like an amateur.
<a href=”https://www.jessewarden.com/downloads/Aircraft%20-%20180%20degree%20angle%20of%20attack.avi”>Aircraft – 180 degree angle of attack</a>
Man, does listening to <a href=”http://classic.gamingfm.com/main/”>this</a> make me not wanna work! After ranting with Steven over @ Round Box Media Parrappa the Rappa quotes on <a href=”http://chattyfig.figleaf.com”>Flashcoders</a>, <a href=”http://www.chridmeister.co.uk”>Chridmeister</a> let us know of a phat gaming radio website dedicated to game music, <a href=”http://www.gamingfm.com/”>GamingFM.com</a>. I listen to internet radio all the time, but this was totally different for me. Usually I’d listen to an old MIDI on a Friday night when too tired to go clubbin’, but this is an all day affair of game music.
I swear I wanna go home now and re-mix some Final Fantasy 3 tunes…
Eat Lunch: <a href=”https://www.jessewarden.com/downloads/Mike%20Tyson%20-%20Ouch%20Daddy!.jpg” target=”_blank”>Ouch Daddy!</a>
Be Happy: <a href=”http://www.intelligencehub.com/test/behappy_.htm” target=”_blank”>Be Happy!</a>