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stufer · 07-25-08, 02:49 AM

Fred,

Thank you very much for your answer - that is the way that seemed to make most sense to me. I was only curious as to how it all functioned, and to be honest I like it that way too!

I am getting a new HD soon so I may try it out with that cumulative idea.

But for the time being, I think I will adopt your approach to it - the oldies in the Washington folder etc...

I was playing last night and thoroughly enjoying the comedy shows on NBC - they are dated now (obviously) but it gives a great insight into the mindset of the times and I found some of them really funny!

I have always been a big fan of 1940's music, so to have access to such a lot is fantastic. It is really very generous of you to provide so much great listening for free - and it must have taken ages to compile and set up the radio shows the way you have. You are to be highly commended sir!

All the best,

Stu.

07-25-08, 02:49 AM	#10
stufer Watch Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Nottingham, England Posts: 20 Downloads: 99 Uploads: 0	Fred, Thank you very much for your answer - that is the way that seemed to make most sense to me. I was only curious as to how it all functioned, and to be honest I like it that way too! I am getting a new HD soon so I may try it out with that cumulative idea. But for the time being, I think I will adopt your approach to it - the oldies in the Washington folder etc... I was playing last night and thoroughly enjoying the comedy shows on NBC - they are dated now (obviously) but it gives a great insight into the mindset of the times and I found some of them really funny! I have always been a big fan of 1940's music, so to have access to such a lot is fantastic. It is really very generous of you to provide so much great listening for free - and it must have taken ages to compile and set up the radio shows the way you have. You are to be highly commended sir! All the best, Stu.