MR

Here in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Music is so much better here.

Interesting musical diversity. It went from Neal, to U2, to Marilyn Manson before I checked out some other stations. No musical censorship here either.

That is funny in a way that Journey was labeled corporate rock and yet any music now days has to be considered "Corporate" or it does not get played if it breaks the mold (or stone.)

Rich the Played Guy

Archetype wrote:Here in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Music is so much better here.

Hey man, what's it like over there? I hope all is well.

Archetype wrote:Here in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Music is so much better here.

I would agree, I usually listen to "Planet Rock" or some other european rock radio station online. That's the only way I ever get to hear any good new rock music anymore. Oh Pandora is good too.

Rick wrote:

Archetype wrote:Here in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Music is so much better here.

Hey man, what's it like over there? I hope all is well.

This place is pretty much a paradise. Really, it is. The people are so friendly, everything is clean and nice-looking, so many gorgeous and historic sights, and the women are jaw-droppingly beautiful. An ugly one here is a 10 in the United States. I'm not a huge fan of the food but "American" food is available in abundance if that's what you want so no problem and the language is damn difficult but I'm picking up quite a bit.

Archetype wrote:

Rick wrote:

Archetype wrote:Here in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Music is so much better here.

Hey man, what's it like over there? I hope all is well.

This place is pretty much a paradise. Really, it is. The people are so friendly, everything is clean and nice-looking, so many gorgeous and historic sights, and the women are jaw-droppingly beautiful. An ugly one here is a 10 in the United States. I'm not a huge fan of the food but "American" food is available in abundance if that's what you want so no problem and the language is damn difficult but I'm picking up quite a bit.

Good deal. Glad you're enjoying it.

There's a radio station here in Cleveland that plays Smooth-Jazz and New-Age music that used to play some of the stuff from Neal's "Beyond The Thunder" CD.