Why Listen To FM Radio For Music Anymore At Home?

Why? For a change of pace when I don't feel like selecting from my own library. If I don't like what's on I go to plan B. I also like hearing the local music news on air.

Since I cannot use an antenna where I live (HOA restrictions), I have been listening to various local stations from around the world on my internet tuner. This way I can still listen to my old favorite WQXR, as well as the local and other NPR stations, BBC 3 and many other stations I couldn't hear anywhere. Yeah, it doesn't sound as good as my old Day Sequerra tuner with an outdoor antenna did when I lived in northern NJ, but I get a wealth of music, commentary and other information out of it that I wouldn't hear otherwise. And it's free, too (save for the donations I make to keep my local public radio alive).

Anyone remember when WLS was WLSD? Changed for obvious reasons.

I have not turned to streaming yet.Still like my FM /AM radio.MD FT101A

The best listening experiences I've ever had was on FM radio. School closings on snowy days. The sound quality was such, that you couldn't pull me from the radio with a crowbar. I have yet to duplicate the experience.