Since pandora.com is dead...

[Big Col]

if you don't live in the U.S dose anyone know of a U.K. equivalent?

[Burple]

Good grief.. the BFG lives!!

I know, shame about pandora :( it was handy when we had to go work in the lecture rooms when nobody was about :D

'Fraid I dunno of any uk equivalents, since it the way they broadcast the music that appears to be the problem over here :mad:

[Scottie]

OMG look who it is.:eek: :eek: :p So are you still as tall.:p

[vintageb3]

You can still use pandora....just go through a Proxy server...This will hide your UK IP address...easy;)

There are public (free) ones you can use

Hope this helps

mark

[Big Col]

I am indeed still alive and still tall. I've been around reading I've just not been posting as you lot haven't said anything interesting in aaaaages! ;) :D

I can't use a proxy as it's a the work comp hence no installations etc.

Looks like I'll have to try and find a decent internet radio. <sighs>

[euan]

I tried last.FM out the other week, was quite impressed with it.

[GAJ]

I am indeed still alive and still tall. I've been around reading I've just not been posting as you lot haven't said anything interesting in aaaaages! ;) :D

I can't use a proxy as it's a the work comp hence no installations etc.

Looks like I'll have to try and find a decent internet radio. <sighs>

I think B3 is suggesting logging in to Pandora through a web based proxy server - basically a website that you log into and then connect to pandora from there. Google it, there are loads. Youhide.com is one. No application install required.

[Big Col]

Aaahhhhh! Sorted! Cheers guys.:D