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I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
"Death's got an Invisibility Cloak?""So he can sneak up on people. Sometimes he gets bored of running at them, flapping his arms and shrieking..." "And now the spinning. Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile." "It unscrews the other way." AIO tumblr sideblog
TigerintheShadows wrote:I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
If you make a station with a Christian artist, it'll usually only play Christian music.
I have heard of Pandora, but I have never really checked it out. I think my dad once had an app for it on his phone. Since I now know it's free, I'm going to have to look it up.
"Some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again." ― C.S. Lewis
Having recently come into possession of an iPhone (I know, I know, I can't stand myself either ), I recently discovered this whole Pandora business. It appears that you can listen to almost anything, though there are ads and you are prohibited from skipping through too many tracks (though you can always just change stations).
In any event, it seems pretty nice and a good alternative to listening to iTunes or whatever. So far I enjoy the classical, electronic, latin and bluegrass/folk stations.
TigerintheShadows wrote:I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
If you make a station with a Christian artist, it'll usually only play Christian music.
Because the kid in my class were going to do that. I go to a public school with about 2500 students; I know kids who think I'm a freak for liking the stuff.
I mean, I personally like that idea, but the others in the class weren't going to go for it, unfortunately.
"Death's got an Invisibility Cloak?""So he can sneak up on people. Sometimes he gets bored of running at them, flapping his arms and shrieking..." "And now the spinning. Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile." "It unscrews the other way." AIO tumblr sideblog
TigerintheShadows wrote:I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
If you make a station with a Christian artist, it'll usually only play Christian music.
Because the kid in my class were going to do that. I go to a public school with about 2500 students; I know kids who think I'm a freak for liking the stuff.
I mean, I personally like that idea, but the others in the class weren't going to go for it, unfortunately.
They're not allowed to listen to secular music at a public school? There's plenty of clean secular bands out there...
TigerintheShadows wrote:I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
If you make a station with a Christian artist, it'll usually only play Christian music.
Because the kid in my class were going to do that. I go to a public school with about 2500 students; I know kids who think I'm a freak for liking the stuff.
I mean, I personally like that idea, but the others in the class weren't going to go for it, unfortunately.
They're not allowed to listen to secular music at a public school? There's plenty of clean secular bands out there...
What can you listen to then? I wouldn't imagine that the public schools would let students listen to christian music.
TigerintheShadows wrote:I think my history teacher last year used that, but we had to filter, like, everything because it was all secular music and some we weren't supposed to listen to.
If you make a station with a Christian artist, it'll usually only play Christian music.
Because the kid in my class were going to do that. I go to a public school with about 2500 students; I know kids who think I'm a freak for liking the stuff.
I mean, I personally like that idea, but the others in the class weren't going to go for it, unfortunately.
They're not allowed to listen to secular music at a public school? There's plenty of clean secular bands out there...
What can you listen to then? I wouldn't imagine that the public schools would let students listen to christian music.
Oh, they might let us, it's just that the kids would whine about it.
And we did listen to secular stuff--just not the really nasty ones. They let "Teenage Dream" slide, but not "Bottoms Up". That sort of thing.
At any rate, there are people who would let their kids listen to Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne and then they complained about our show choir show because it was too "suggestive" or some garbage. It's weird.
"Death's got an Invisibility Cloak?""So he can sneak up on people. Sometimes he gets bored of running at them, flapping his arms and shrieking..." "And now the spinning. Thank you for nothing, you useless reptile." "It unscrews the other way." AIO tumblr sideblog
It's a very rare day when it isn't playing in the background of my house.
), I recently discovered this whole Pandora business. It appears that you can listen to almost anything, though there are ads and you are prohibited from skipping through too many tracks (though you can always just change stations). 
I go to a public school with about 2500 students; I know kids who think I'm a freak for liking the stuff.
There's plenty of clean secular bands out there...