Highlander Radio, A wealth hazard

I hear a lot of music hear I already own, but much I do not. Highland Radio has introduced me to a lot of celtic music I've been wanting to hear and some I've never heard before.

I've ordered a couple of CD's (Wicked tinkers and mark Saul), and the temptation to order more is ever present.

So, I repeat, Highlander Radio is a wealth hazard!

If you haven't already, let the artists know that your purchase is directly influenced by hearing them on Highlander Radio..

I have talleyrand, I thought it good to do so. Thanks for mentioning it.

I concur on that That's one thing I do mention to people. That I've spent so much money thanks to this station. At least a few hundred dollars to date... I'd have to count it up.

I think between my husband and I we dropped something like $200 in music alone at the Ligonier Games this month. Now granted it was mainly stuff I'd been planning on getting, but I fell in love with yet more stuff on here.

It's gonna be the death of me!

there's another idea
prepare your laptop or pda, data cable or bluetooth to connect your cell phone
a mobile internet account, which supports National Access/Express Network (Verizon), UMTS/WCDMA (AT&T), EDGE (AT&T, Cingular, and future T-Mobile)
then you can listen highlanderradio in your car
how does it sound
I always dreaming that I can listen highlanderradio with pda on the road, esp 64k, it's digital stereo
it'll be sweet
note: most of data plan for EDGE, 3G, National Access are extremely expensive, waiting for T-Mobile launch EDGE, which should cost 1/2 less

there's another idea
prepare your laptop or pda, data cable or bluetooth to connect your cell phone
a mobile internet account, which supports National Access/Express Network (Verizon), UMTS/WCDMA (AT&T), EDGE (AT&T, Cingular, and future T-Mobile)
then you can listen highlanderradio in your car
how does it sound
I always dreaming that I can listen highlanderradio with pda on the road, esp 64k, it's digital stereo
it'll be sweet
note: most of data plan for EDGE, 3G, National Access are extremely expensive, waiting for T-Mobile launch EDGE, which should cost 1/2 less

I know I'd love to do that But it wouldn't change anything about spending money because of this place. I'd still be itching to buy the CDs

For me it's much easier to convert my CD's to mp3's, put them on a small mp3 player and plug that into the car stereo system.

That's about all the technology i can handle.

I did buy another set of speakers today and ran a cable from the computer to another part of my workshop so i can hear HR throughout my workplace.