my radio.



instead of giving you my list of what i'm listening to right now i will just keep updating my blip.
hope you have as much fun listening as i did putting it together.
-stephen

Comments

sui said…
whoa, this is really cool :)

mmm, aural enjoyment <3
1:03 AM
Janine said…
Fleet Foxes are amazing. This song is beautiful, their voices blend in the most perfect way...
Also, wow, Blip is like Twitter for music?
9:43 AM
Anonymous said…
That is pretty amazing. :)
11:11 AM
iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan said…
Blip...that's a cute name. ;)

~iwanttoplayguitarlikejoeymilligan
(youtube.com/distortionxoverdrive)
3:10 PM
Chris said…
love The Cure. currently, I'd have Wrong by Depeche Mode on my blip ;)
7:57 PM
sally clapsaddle said…
I am soo glad you like the movie control. it was amazing and I was so happy to have just drifted into it at the video store.my hit list for movies unrelated to music is everlasting moments looks so good. thanks for the tunes and amazing writing made my day.
9:28 PM
Patricia M. said…
Nice playlist :) I haven't gotten a chance to listen to the whole thing yet, but I'm gonna give it a go.
9:26 PM
andrea said…
yay :D
9:39 AM
ewa said…
haha, I heard it straight away that she was German! Man, I'm really glad that I don't have a German accent...or maybe I do...nahh!
6:49 PM
The Seeker. said…
Oh! I LOVE that site! I'm addicted. It's I almost sad how into it I get......haha It's amazing.
12:20 AM
Chloe said…
my radio under the name chloe110189

you have some great music :)
6:20 PM
Mich said…
so much fun, you won't even imagine!
10:36 PM
Jordan said…
The song by Rouge Wave really does make u think of St. Petersburg. Sitting on the beach watching the sunset over the ocean. its so spiritual. I miss it there.
1:20 PM
Adrienne said…
Patrick Watson is not the only Canuck that can redeem us Canadians from the likes of Nickel Back and Anne Murry. Try; Metric, Tegan and Sara, The Dears, Broken Social Scene, Dallas Green AKA City in Colour, Great Lake Swimmers, Crystal Castles, Shad, The Arcade Fire, Champion, The Stars, Thunderheist, Joni Mitchell. Check em out eh!
11:45 AM
Adrienne said…
PS my ultimate favourite is Ms. Leslie Fiest.
5:25 PM
Marcus said…
Stephen, i think you could match Jeff Buckley
I've seen the Cities DVD and your warm up was pretty amazing, although I haven't heard you sing any low key stuff

Stephen Christian, #1 vocalist of modern music?
just a thought..
1:28 AM
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