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Supporting the Music: Why We Are Now Charging for Subscriptions on InternetFM
Dear Valued Internet FM Listeners and Music Fans, We want to take a moment to express our gratitude for our listeners’ unwavering support and passion for music. The radio stations on Internet FM have always been about bringing the world of music to your fingertips, and it’s thanks to you that we can continue to…
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Our Radio App (por Español) (en Francais) (en Portugues) (auf Deustch) The app is now available for download: Show support for your favorite station by registering for free with their unique promo code. We are pleased to introduce a mobile app that includes not only our flagship station, Acid Flashback Radio, but a collection of forty-nine music stations of the highest quality for your listening enjoyment. These include some of our friends like Handcrafted Radio, PlanetRadio, and Radio Free Phoenix, as well as some of our favorite independent, hand-curated stations on the Internet like Radio Paradise, and Radio Brent. Discover unique stations such as QC Indie, JEMP…
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InternetFM Launches Subscription Model
Low cost plans aim to support stations and musicians. (LAKE BLUFF, IL) – InternetFM is rolling out a new update featuring a subscription plan for our music streaming platform. Listeners can choose from two options: $4.99 per month or $49.99 a year. We have been free since launch in 2018. We want to turn our…
Elevate Your Commute: Turn Traffic Jams into Musical Jams with InternetFM
Whether you are driving across town or across the country, you have new listening options. Introduction Commuting to work can often be a tiresome and dull experience, particularly when navigating through traffic jams. However, imagine transforming those dreary hours into a joyful and energizing adventure. With the exceptional power of InternetFM, our revolutionary internet radio…
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An Interview with InternetFM Co-founders
Eric and Steven Leventhal appeared on Margaret Larkin’s RadioGirl podcast. Watch the video. https://www.youtube.com/live/TqF8RLLfOlQ?si=Cn1CWB73jYw50t9C
Interview with Kevin Godley of 10cc
Kevin Godley grew up in Lancashire England. His parents listened to Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and classical music. As a teen, he discovered Radio Luxembourg listening late at night in his bedroom. “It was a very difficult station to find, to tune in,” he explains. “But when you did manage to tune in, it was amazing. There was some amazing music starting to come out of America at that time. That…
An Interview with Mamalarky
Recently, we went downtown to catch a show at Schuba’s Tavern. The headliner act, Mamalarky, is incredibly hard to pin down. They have elements of Indie Rock, and of Psychedelic Pop, but don’t fit neatly into either genre. There’s a wondrous, captivating thread of Avant Garde that weaves in and out of their music, stitching together the lush vocals, rocking rhythms, and jazzy chord progressions. I discovered them in October, and…
JRAD Delivers at Miracle in Mundelein
One of a kind cannabis-friendly concert rocks. Ask the fans on any Grateful Dead forum who their favorite Dead cover band is. The responses will include Dark Star Orchestra, Uncle John’s Band, Better Off Dead, and the one name that is always mentioned–Joe Russo’s Almost Dead. JRAD hails from Brooklyn, New York and was started by Furthur and Benevento/Russo Duo drummer Joe Russo. The band played their first show on January…
Concert Review: King Gizzard at the Salt Shed – Chicago
A three-night psyche-rock extravaganza on the Chicago riverside venue. After finishing a monstrous North America tour last fall, King Gizzard announced a new, conceptual tour, dubbed The Residency Tour, in which they would play several days in single locations without repeating songs between sets. Shows were set for The Caverns in Tennessee, Red Rocks in Colorado, The Sal Shed in Chicago, and Carnation Farms near Seattle, with a capstone marathon show…
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Concert Review – Tennis at the Riviera Chicago
The venerable old performance venue did not suddenly start to host a sporting event. The band Tennis, a Colorado-based indie-pop duo performed a well-received show on Friday night in support of their new album Pollen. Alaina Moore, whose high-pitched vocals reminded me of Bjork or Kate Bush told the enthusiastic crowd that the last time they played the Riv was in 2013 as a support act for the band Haim. Tennis:…
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Today in Rock History – September 29
1967, The Beatles were in Studio Two at Abbey Road in London, mixing the new John Lennon song “I Am the Walrus.” Ringo Starr began tuning a radio, while John inserted a number of random extracts, including portions of a BBC broadcast of William Shakespeare’s “King Lear.” Next, they completed work on “Your Mother Should Know,” with John adding organ, and Paul playing bass to…
Today in Rock History – September 28
1968, The Beatles started a nine week run at number one on the singles chart with “Hey Jude.” The Paul McCartney penned tune was about Lennon’s son Julian, and gave the Fab Four their sixteenth chart topper, and the biggest selling single of 1968. 1968, The Rascals went to number one on the album chart with Time Peace / The Rascals’ Greatest Hits. 1968, Bruce…
Today in Rock History – September 27
1964, The Beach Boys made their TV debut on The Ed Sullivan Show on US TV where they performed “I Get Around” and “Wendy.” 1966, The Who’s managers Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp attend a Jimi Hendrix performance at the Scotch of St. James Club. Chandler has heard about their Track Records’ startup (Hendrix originally wanted to sign with Decca because The Who were on…
Today in Rock History – September 26
1965, The Who are scheduled to play an 8pm show at the Aarhus Hallen in Aarhus. The audience pelts the opening acts with bottles and trash and turns into a rioting mob by the time The Who take the stage. The band makes it through half of one song before fleeing for their lives, as the audience storms the stage and smashes the instruments. Pete…
Today in Rock History – September 25
1965, The Beatles cartoon series premiered on ABC TV in the US. The first story was titled I Want To Hold Your Hand and had the group exploring the ocean floor in a diving bell where they met a lovesick octopus. 1965, The Who arrive in Denmark to begin their first Danish tour with a 9 pm show at the Folkets Hus in Elsinore, then…
Today in Rock History – September 24
1965, Bob Dylan played the first night on a 36-date North American tour at Austin Municipal Auditorium in Austin, Texas. 1966, Jimi Hendrix arrived in London with manager Chas Chandler on a flight from New York City. With only the clothes he was wearing, Hendrix had sold his other belongings to pay a hotel bill in New York. 1966, The Association started a three week…
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Go to our live radio stations page to hear any of the 50 InternetFM streaming stations. Acid Flashback is a live streaming Internet radio station whose format is a psychedelic blend of classic, prog rock, new wave, indie rock, jam bands, reggae, blues, and jazz. Our focus is on mixing popular songs with live versions, outtakes, deep cuts, rarities, and covers to bring the listener back to the days of album rock and free form radio. All the music is hand curated and mixed with pop culture references to create a one of a kind listening experience. With a playlist encompassing more than 15,000 songs and greater than 2500 artists, Acid Flashback presents a bigger and better variety of music and song choices than just about any other station. For those who grew up with stations like WBCN, WNEW, WMMR,…
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InternetFM Launches Subscription Model
Low cost plans aim to support stations and musicians. (LAKE BLUFF, IL) – InternetFM is rolling out a new update featuring a subscription plan for our music streaming platform. Listeners can choose from two options: $4.99 per month or $49.99 a year. We have been free since launch in 2018. We want to turn our radio venture from a hobby into a business. Music isn’t free. All radio stations must pay publishers’ royalties to broadcast recorded music. Traditional over-the-air radio stations sell advertising to cover their…
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Download the InternetFM app to experience a whole new way to listen to the best streaming radio on the Internet.
Fifty streaming stations. 22 Classic Rock, plus Alternative, Hard Rock, Jazz, Jam Bands, Country, Oldies, Blues, and more.
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Psychedelic Time Warp – Musical Questions
Hosted by Bart Shore. In “Musical Questions” – nearly every song ends with a question mark. Hear music from Bo Diddley, The Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Robert Palmer, the Moody Blues, Peter Frampton, Derek & the Dominos, Jimi Hendrix, PG&E, Marshal Tucker Band, ? and the Mysterians, the Who, R.E.M., Chicago, Arctic Monkeys, and King…
Psychedelic Time Warp – Show 39
Hosted by Bart Shore. This generic show features music from Jimi Hendrix, Ten Years After, the Doors, U2, Bob Marley, Deep Purple, the Police, Rolling Stones, Jethro Tull, Traffic, Steely Dan, and King Crimson. Plus live performances from the Who, Talking Heads, Steppenwolf, Genesis, and the Grateful Dead. Comedy from David Frye and Monty Python.…
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The 3D Radioactivity’s Human Condition
Everybody’s Uncle Marty is here with Daytona The On The Airedale, presenting our 708th get together, as this adventure examines the Human side of The 3D RadioActivity‘s Condition.
3D In Person
Daytona “The On The Airedale” is here with everybody’s Uncle Marty, as we get up close and very PERSONAL with you one at a time on The 3D RadioActivity’s episode # 707.
Yet It’s RadioActive
Your Uncle Marty and my trusted sidekick Daytona are back on The 3D RadioActivity number 706 as we examine a common conjunctional adverb that was used before the 12th century to refer to a time which starts in the past and continues up to the present. It’s found mostly in questions before an infinitive in the present perfect, undetermined up till now, however as Dylan points out like in many relationships, it’s not dark YET.
Even More 3D JIVE
Uncle Marty to all and Daytona the on the Airedale are back for the 705th time as The 3D RadioActivity is going to dig deep into all sorts of Even More 3D Jive for you.
The Hunt for Venture Capital – Our First Success
It really isn’t a stretch to use the well worn Grateful Dead quote, “What a long strange trip it’s been.” Two years ago Eric Leventhal and I stood up in front of a group of entrepreneurs, investors, and other invited guests as part of a pitch contest at the Chicago chapter of StartUp Grind. It…
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Top Albums of 2021
Bo Burnham takes the top spot this year. He epitomized and put the entire pandemic (up to that point) and put it into perspective. Plus it has great songwriting and performing. It delivers on the the promise of his early YouTube career as comedic musician. Bo Burnham “Inside” Andrew Gabbard “Homemade” Courtney Barnett “Things Take Time, This Time” The Rugged Nuggets “Odds + Ends” Ryley Walker “Course in Fable”…
Why We Don’t Play Christmas Music on Christmas Anymore
You can’t escape it. On the radio, in the stores, at the airport and train stations. Christmas music, it’s everywhere. Sometimes, right after Thanksgiving, or even earlier these days. But not on Acid Flashback radio. How did that come to be? December 24, 1977, a Saturday, was my first ever day on the air. I…
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Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – The Thanksgiving Trifecta!
The Thanksgiving Trifecta! Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – Thanksgiving Special #1 – “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree” by Arlo Guthrie It wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without Arlo’s classic 1967 shaggy dog story of a bunch of hippies doin’ their best to lend a hand to a friend by disposing some garbage on Thanksgiving. It’s…
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Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – “Sabre Dance” by Woody Herman & His Second Herd
Everyone knows this catchy tune composed in 1942 by Aram Khachaturian for his ballet “Gayane.” Although, you’ve probably never heard this song within the context of the ballet, but, more appropriately, as background music to some zany competition on a 1960s game show. This recording is from 1948 performed by big band leader, clarinetist,…
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Song Of The Day by Eric Berman – “Little Latin Lupe Lu” by The Righteous Brothers
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were best known for their smooth blue-eyed soulful sounds as The Righteous Brothers performing heartfelt ballads. But they could rock out too as evidenced by this Bill Medley original that was not only a hit for them (#47/1963) but also The Kingsmen (#49/1964) and Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels…
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