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  1. Re:Pro-spam server by flyingfsck · · Score: 1 · on SEC Halts Trading on Spam Driven Stocks

    How about spamradio: http://www.spamradio.com/ A whole pro-spam broadcasting system.

  2. Better... by flyingfsck · · Score: 1 · on The Numbers Stations Analyzed, Discussed

    This one is better than the silly numbers stations http://www.spamradio.com/

  3. Here is one! by HermanAB · · Score: 1 · on Numbers Stations Move From Shortwave To VoIP

    http://spamradio.com/spamradio.m3u ;)

  4. Been there, done that, at SF art events by Animats · · Score: 1 · on Algorithmic Political-Media-Mashup Vodcast
    I used to go to San Francisco art events with stuff like that.

    I once went to an event where some guy was blasting away with a bunch of noise generators and effects boxes, in what was then called "power electronics" and is now called "noise music". Most of the audience left. I didn't quite want to leave the poor guy playing to an empty room, so I waited until a woman walked in, and told her "You're the audience. Take over". Then I walked out.

    There's Spam Radio, where incoming spam goes through a text to speech converter.

  5. Re:skinny puppy by WoodenRobot · · Score: 1 · on Spam as Poetry
    Turning spam into songs has already been done, and done brilliantly. Check out Spam Radio for some very nice ambient/electronica with a dash of spam.

    If you like the music on the site, which personally I love, then check out Monotonik Records who've done the music for them, and have tonnes of free MP3s to download.

  6. Re:Wish that worked for spam by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Cell Phone Directory Coming Soon

    You can't listen to SPAM on your cell phone, but still can listen to Spam Radio!

  7. Re:DNA Music by nateb · · Score: 3, Funny · on Cellular Automata and Music Using Java

    It probably sounds better than Spam Radio, at least.

  8. Damn by Prince+Vegeta+SSJ4 · · Score: 2, Funny · on Amateur Rocket to Carry Ham Radio Payload to Space
    I thought it said "Rocket to Carry Spam Radio into space"

    I thought were sure to create even extra terrestrial enemies if were gonna start spamming space for crisake

  9. Re:Go a step further by Pathwalker · · Score: 1 · on Stopping Overseas Fax Spam?

    ...mix this message up in your winamp or XMMS playlist every minute or so to the worst collection of muzak, cheesy porno music or elevator music you can find.

    May I suggest the use of Spamradio? It seems fitting...

  10. Why not broadcast the spam instead? by horza · · Score: 1 · on Paid To Spam

    Pipe it through to Spam Radio so we can all enjoy it!

    Phillip.

  11. Re:PHONE NUMBER!! SPAM TIME!! :D by Kizzle · · Score: 1 · on Spammer Profile: Scott Richter

    Call them up and play this http://www.spamradio.com

  12. Spam Radio by seekohler · · Score: 2, Funny · on My Short Life As An Unintentional Porn Spammer

    He could always bounce some of the more humorus replies to Spam Radio for everyone to enjoy.

  13. Great! by Cheese+Cracker · · Score: 2 · on SpamArchive.org Launched

    Now Spam Radio got an archive to dig out new infomercials from. :)

  14. Oops... I forgot to say... it's streaming MP3... by Cheese+Cracker · · Score: 2 · on FTC Sues Six in Spam E-Mail Round-Up

    Enjoy the spam. :)

    (sorry for the double post... I forgot to switch on cookies...)

  15. Spam lovers... here's your radio station! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny · on FTC Sues Six in Spam E-Mail Round-Up

    Listen to some spam on Spam Radio. Enjoy! :)

  16. while you're waiting for this /.ing to end... by kalinh · · Score: 3, Interesting · on He Writes Back
    why don't you sit back and listen to the soothing sounds of http://spamradio.com/.

    It's a work of art really. A digitized voice reading spam over royalty free ambient soundscapes.

  17. spamradio.com by jonesvery · · Score: 2 · on Spam Increases Make Things Tough For Companies

    These guys set up a fun little system: incoming spam is stripped down to plain text, fed into a text-to-speech program, and then set to music. They broadcast 24 hours a day, and I've got to say that it becomes kind of hynotic...

    I think it also has great business potential; spammers could use the stream as the hold music for their phone systems -- when people call up to complain about having been added to a "permission based" list without doing anything, they have to listen to spam while they wait.

    Just a joke... =)

  18. Use this problem to solve another one by Nate237 · · Score: 1 · on Spam Increases Make Things Tough For Companies

    If the RIAA succeeds in shutting down Internet broadcasting by charging outrageous licensing fees, we will at least have plenty of spam to take its place.

    Spamradio