Is there a website that has constant Christmas music playing?

There’s a few:

http://music.aol.com/radioguide/christmas-music
http://www.live365.com/cgi-bin/mini.cgi?membername=christmasmusic247c

http://www.3wsradio.com/main.html
http://www.koit.com/

Pandora should do nicely.

Go to the XMradio.com and click on the link to Holly (XM 23).

I hope not.

@AstroChuck That only works if you have XM Radio…

I would go with Pandora, Slacker Radio, or Last.fm.

AccuHoliday has the best variety I’ve found. Sometimes I’ll listen to non-traditional, other times I’ll go for the Navidad and then they have a great quiet night channel. It’s my favorite hands-down. There are over twenty different holiday channels.

http://www.accuradio.com/holidays/

@erichw1504 Sounds like we got a Grinch in the house hmmmm?

@J0E No, I just don’t care to listen to Christmas music constantly. A song here or there every once in a while is OK, but repeatedly? I would go insane.

@J0E no, no grinch. I agree with erichw1504 totally. My favorite radio station has been playing constant Christmas music now for almost 3 weeks! Now come on! I went to Plan B. Now THAT station’s playing it constantly. I finally found a station that just plays some every now & then. By the time you hear it in stores, grocery stores & on the TV with every commercial there is, I get REAL sick of it. I have lots of Christmas CD’s & I can’t even enjoy playing them on account of being so sick of it.

@jbfletcherfan It is useless to resist.

@jbfletcherfan Exactly.

@J0E Noooooooooo….........LOL

But I CAN resist. All’s I have to do is switch that dial!

@jbfletcherfan DON’T TOUCH THAT DIAL! WE’LL BE RIGHT BACK WITH EVEN MORE CHRISTMAS MUSIC TO DRIVE YOU ABSOLUTELY INSAAAANNNEEE!

@erichw1504 LOLLLLL It’d be a short trip, honey. ;-)

I only listen to NPR, classical music, and classic rock. None of these stations serves up much Christmas music, unless you count Handel’s Messiah.

Yes, Pandora has all you need.

SomaFM has it all…

@J0E- I am a subscriber but I thought the music channels were open to the public on their website.

@AstroChuck I used to be a subscriber too and it wouldn’t let me listen.