You're listening to AMBM, all ambient sounds, all the time. Coming up next hour, "Ocean Waves and Seagulls", followed by "Raindrops on a Tin Roof", wrapping up with "Summer Evening Crickets". Once again, you're listening to AMBM, all ambient sounds, all the time.
-- Quaelex, May 30 2007

Baked on internet radio http://www.live365....y.cgi?genre=ambient
[xandram, Jun 01 2007]

I thought this would be an idea to broadcast MY ambient sounds 247. That way, I could turn up or down the background noise where ever I went. That would be something, this is not really an invention to me, just an idea to lose money without commercials. Unless the rain on a tin roof was brought to you by Depends...
-- cblunds, Jun 01 2007


I wouldn't invest in it or listen to it, but I would mourn it briefly when it folded. [+] Would it really need much investment? I mean, you wouldn't have to pay royalties to the raindrops.
-- pertinax, Jun 01 2007


Well, it's not //all ambient sounds, all the time//, if you've got to listen to some geezer say "You're listening to AMBM, all ambient sounds, all the time," unless he added in; "Except of course for right now... Aaaand... now... Oops... Just then too."

Not that I dislike the idea...
-- theleopard, Jun 01 2007


A [+] as an idea for air-broadcast radio. It may be baked on the internet, but I would like to have it available on "regular" radio, and I'd use it.
-- awesomest, Jun 01 2007


I think this has been tried, but the problem was that they felt too silly saying things like, "These crickets were brought to you by Joe's Garage and Towing Service."
-- Ander, Jun 01 2007


What sound does AMBM make when it's off-air?
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 01 2007


"And for those of you stuck in traffic, here's the sounds of the freeway"
-- normzone, Jun 01 2007



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