Do NOT waste your time. It does not support gapless playback which for classical music, especially opera, is a nonsense. I can't believe how stupid these people are.
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I did but think there is something wrong with your link. I'm always interested in trying new things but the sheer stupidity of launching this half-baked system leaves me speechless. Just tried listening to a few other works that are broken up into distinct tracks on a CD (which most playback normally and without gaps). Not so this daft offering from ClassicFM.Fewer Smart things. More smart people.Comment
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Classic FM being distinct from Radio 3. Good for them. I’d leave them alone and let them get on with it.Comment
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I HATE 'mood playlists'. TOTALLY CRASS! Really puts me in a bad mood.
Great clip of Much Dudamel, though.Comment
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I know, I know, and the blighters are everywhere, Anastasius ...Originally posted by Anastasius View Post
Still I tend to go along with doversoul though, sadly, the distinction between R3 and CFM is not quite as obvious as it once was. And CFM was never really aimed at the serious 'classical' listener, in any case?
Tbh, I normally listen to music now by exploring YouTube and then downloading what takes my fancy. Any initial adverts are easily avoided or destroyed later. And all for free plus no inane chatter from presenters.
Marvellous!
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Now that's a compilation of 'bleeding chunks' we aren't likely to hear on CFMOriginally posted by Beef Oven! View PostComment
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