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Not too long ago...Kevin L. and Tramp kicked around the idea of starting a radio station worthy of actually tuning in to.
After growing tired of the of the commercial crap, Kevin L. decided to start hooking up the hardware.
Tramp, being the chap that he was, started ripping CD's left over from his radio days at KMSA 91.3 FM, and after some time, a little luck,
Blender Radio was born.

Blender's playlist is ever growing and at present, we are now over 10,000 songs in our playlist.
Blender Radio's format is, and will remain, an eclitic mix of College Rock,  with some very twisted tunes thrown in for good measure.

So, how do I tune in you ask?
Well, you need a way to listen to the brodcast (WinAmp) and of course, drop the following URL into your player: http://www.live365.com/play/141964?SaneID%3D24.8.117.188-1001811307637%3B%20ls%3D1%3B%20bitrate%3D56%3B%20POC%3D0=&session=
to hit the server directly.

If you are not web savy, then point your browser to THIS LINK and click the tune-in button. Either way, you can't miss.
Blender tries to serve up a blend of everything.  If you don't like what is playing, just keep listening, we bet you'll like the next one.

Have some music that you would like to donate?

Also, we take requests during live shows (via e-mail)

 
Blender is the product of the efforts of several individuals.  Credit is due as follows:
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Kevin L.  The Dude that started it all....

Tramp.  Server and an extensive contribution to the music library.

Moss.  Another major music contributor to the blender archive.

The Sea Witch.  Lots of  musical suggestions and the occasional live  show. 

Wendy from the Dallas SBC DataCom office for some nice additions to the music database.

Kirk from the Dallas SBC DataCom office for some nice additions to the music database.
3/31/02 Blender will be taking a new home....
Tramp is taking over the helm of blender and it's being relocated in Ft. Worth, Texas. The playlist will be shortened somewhat, with primary focus towards College Rock.