Site Issues

Ironskulls wrote: Anyone else getting a “Stream Licensing" error when clicking the Please use this link for all listening options. or from the drop down??

Get this frequently Ironskulls but it goes away when the browser history is deleted.

Have you tried that?

freebfree wrote:

Ironskulls wrote: Anyone else getting a “Stream Licensing" error when clicking the Please use this link for all listening options. or from the drop down??

Get this frequently Ironskulls but it goes away when the browser history is deleted.

Have you tried that?

There we go. I had deleted the history and even reset the box (my network is a bit odd today) and it was still getting errors. Went back in and cleared out the site data and cookies and that seemed to wake it up! This is with Firefox as FYI.
First time I have had that issue, but know I know how to fix!

Thanks for the reply Freebie!

Mystic Force - BURN THE SKY (4:13)

From: Take Command/Shipwrecked With The Wicked

Listener Dedication:

Song was not Requested or Dedicated

Don't believe it loyal listeners. Here's an old play from the SAM play list. This had a dedication all right but it failed to show.

No audio on webstream, itunes feed, and Dirty Looks has been "playing" at least 30 minutes. Should have known something was up with only 1 request before mine on Live Friday.

Back up and running!!

As part of our efforts to speed up the website, we had to change the links you tune in with.
Please use this link for all listening options.

This update killed my stream. I guess I had a good runs listening to HR80s. Can't listen so time to venture onto other music.

DrK: try downloading VLC media player.

I have only ever used Winamp and never have had an issue...except for the hourly 20 second blackout.

For me on my computer, the web player does not work in Opera or Chrome.

On my phone the web player works fine in Safari. I mainly use this to stream to homepod from phone during the day.

VLP, Winamp, and itunes all work fine on my computer.

I have to check the native feed on my streamer in my stereo system, but suspect it will be fine.

Web player not working on phone today, just brings up blank page. Fortunately I can play the itunes stream via Safari or on VLC Mobile.

This is getting more than annoying. Listening with winamp, which i have always used, and the dropping/buffering has been bad enough the past few months but the past week or so it seems its almost 1x per song for about 20-30 seconds each time.

Are other players getting the same results or could this be a winamp issue?

same here with I tunes and VLC media player...its been an on-going issue for a while...

I actually stopped tuning in for about one month because none of the streaming links worked. Someone suggested VLC and this working, but still fails periodically.

Diehards only!

in 2017 we had a full crew.

Ok just about at my wits end. What the hell is wrong with the station? I know it needs a reboot because of chopping off songs or skipping them altogether but what the hell? Every 2 hours its a song from Bon Jovi's Lost Highway. That cd needs to be burned and purged from the station asap. SAM will not pick any other album from BJ except rarely that 1 billion BJ fans cant be wrong thing..... The past 2 weeks....every 2 hours we get BJ, Aerosmith, still with the Yngwie, a ton of Thin Lizzy and Alice. My point is that we have enough bands on here that SAM, if it picked like it should, should not pick a band more than once a day. You request them...fine...but SAM should be picking most if not all the other bands before it comes back to the first, IMHO. I guess a lot of bands are weighted to maybe never get picked by SAM and if thats the case then maybe they should not be on here. Lost Highway 4x a day is a killer, especially since they are all ballads and country songs. Holy shit Batman....

My at work (and at home!) tune fix when the site is trash (which is more and more common), no requests but a good place to hear new releases on the playlist and some cool theme shows each day:

www.97underground.com/

97 Underground was a radio station – or a phenomenon, as some fans call it – that began in the spring of 1982 at Dundalk High School in Baltimore, MD. Located at 96.7 FM, the station began as an evening-only format run by the high school students themselves and featured predominantly classic rock with a bit of a harder edge which did not appear as a format on traditional radio until 1984.

In 1987, the station relocated, sharing frequency with the local community college. With hard rock and heavy metal gaining in popularity, 97 Underground began its assault on Baltimore radio that spring, mixing new and classic hard rock with some local music, as well.
Rock fans FIRST heard bands such as Tesla, Queensryche, Whitesnake, Megadeth, and Metallica on 97 Underground. The Underground was the FIRST station in the U.S. to play Guns and Roses, Pantera, White Zombie, Child’s Play and Wrathchild America. “The Underground” brought many of these bands to the Baltimore area to play live while setting the tone nationally for rock music. 97 Underground has been, and continues to be, ahead of the curve with cutting-edge programming and passion, serving a loyal audience dedicated to the hard rock and heavy metal genres.

This is what happens with auto pilot. Nobody performs site maintenance.

Unlike the auto pilot HR80s fail, this site continues to carry the 80s metal flag high.

metalshoprocks.torontocast.stream/listen-metal-shop/

Liking what i am hearing so far. Sound quality is not as good as HR80's but thats minor. Least i have not heard anything from Bon Jovi - Lost Highway yet.

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