Incredible dreck. But catchy!

I like this. Quite a lot. Nice bassline.

bills in an extra gay mood today.. whip out the techno bill yeah go!

bills in an extra gay mood today.. whip out the techno bill yeah go!

okay we need to remove this song off the titty of radio paradise. new site design, new songs!

...As long as users don't personally attack each other, I think we should all be able to say what we want about the songs we hear.

Dude, you've made some excellent points, but I don't think it's fair to even insinuate that negative comments about a song be left out.

I don't care if someone simply says, "I don't like this," or goes to the extreme by saying, "THIS F***ING SUCKS!!!"

These comment boards are for musical opinion, no matter how articulate, positive, negative, or otherwise.

As long as users don't personally attack each other, I think we should all be able to say what we want about the songs we hear.

For those who would trash this music as I see is happening at least occassionally up here - I ask, please spare us. The thing that makes a great radio station is being eclectic. I want to be able to listen and not twiddle with knobs or keys (as the case happens to be here). That means that there needs to be some solid pretty likeable stuff punctuated with some riskier stuff. There needs to be diversity, but also quality control. There should be a few songs with attitude, and some stylish stuff that we listeners can claim is proof of our ultimate coolness, And there should be some stuff that is perhaps not so iconoclastic, but just plain appealing music that a lot of people can get. The point is that ecelctic radio is not any one of those things - it's all of it. Please relax and let us enjoy this groovy little diddy that maybe doesn't quite beam with the intellectual accumen that you like - from whoever it is that you do like. I for one find that the song carries me from here to there, and doesn't make me wonder if there is something better on another station somewhere. The depth of the negative comments on this particular Venus Hum song up here seem just a smidge over-dramatized. Perhaps a little posturing for effect. While it may not be the best song you heard today, other people have different favorites, and whatever we do let's not make eclectic radio into something smaller.

For those who would trash this music as I see is happening at least occassionally up here - I ask, please spare us. The thing that makes a great radio station is being eclectic. I want to be able to listen and not twiddle with knobs or keys (as the case happens to be here). That means that there needs to be some solid pretty likeable stuff punctuated with some riskier stuff. There needs to be diversity, but also quality control. There should be a few songs with attitude, and some stylish stuff that we listeners can claim is proof of our ultimate coolness, And there should be some stuff that is perhaps not so iconoclastic, but just plain appealing music that a lot of people can get. The point is that ecelctic radio is not any one of those things - it's all of it. Please relax and let us enjoy this groovy little diddy that maybe doesn't quite beam with the intellectual accumen that you like - from whoever it is that you do like. I for one find that the song carries me from here to there, and doesn't make me wonder if there is something better on another station somewhere. The depth of the negative comments on this particular Venus Hum song up here seem just a smidge over-dramatized. Perhaps a little posturing for effect. While it may not be the best song you heard today, other people have different favorites, and whatever we do let's not make eclectic radio into something smaller.

For those who would trash this music as I see is happening at least occassionally up here - I ask, please spare us. The thing that makes a great radio station is being eclectic. I want to be able to listen and not twiddle with knobs or keys (as the case happens to be here). That means that there needs to be some solid pretty likeable stuff punctuated with some riskier stuff. There needs to be diversity, but also quality control. There should be a few songs with attitude, and some stylish stuff that we listeners can claim is proof of our ultimate coolness, And there should be some stuff that is perhaps not so iconoclastic, but just plain appealing music that a lot of people can get. The point is that ecelctic radio is not any one of those things - it's all of it. Please relax and let us enjoy this groovy little diddy that maybe doesn't quite beam with the intellectual accumen that you like - from whoever it is that you do like. I for one find that the song carries me from here to there, and doesn't make me wonder if there is something better on another station somewhere. The depth of the negative comments on this particular Venus Hum song up here seem just a smidge over-dramatized. Perhaps a little posturing for effect. While it may not be the best song you heard today, other people have different favorites, and whatever we do let's not make eclectic radio into something smaller.

To the members of Venus Hum:

Kids, it's a good effort. It really is. And if there were anyway you could push that talent over the edge -- from this limbo of artistic despondency into a place with better lyrics and pre-Britney Spears musical structures -- then we'd like to invite you back to play some more. For now, I'm afraid you're going to have to return to your day jobs. Look, I feel as bad about this as you do. But you got those marketing degrees for a reason, and now, you're going to have to use them. Get going.

Signed,
Radio Paradise listeners

For those who would trash this music as I see is happening at least occassionally up here - I ask, please spare us.....

it gets worse every time

I like it. Gets my ass moving.