They hold 10 back for anyone, if you pay you can get another 15.

Written by [user id=22305] on 10.04.2007 at 14:43

I dunno if this is allowed, but if you have real trouble getting the files to stream; you can download them from:

http://www.blackmetalradio.com/listen/get_file.php?track=3b&show=139

NB: the b represents the high quality one, remove it for the low bitrate. Save it as a *.mp3 and it should work.

Are you sure from that link can download? I pasted it but it doesnt work...I really want to download songs from it, if there are other ways, tell me...

Written by TOUGHEST MEMBER on 18.04.2007 at 18:21

Written by [user id=22305] on 10.04.2007 at 14:43

I dunno if this is allowed, but if you have real trouble getting the files to stream; you can download them from:

http://www.blackmetalradio.com/listen/get_file.php?track=3b&show=139

NB: the b represents the high quality one, remove it for the low bitrate. Save it as a *.mp3 and it should work.

Are you sure from that link can download? I pasted it but it doesnt work...I really want to download songs from it, if there are other ways, tell me...

i think that's the only way

Can't you get yourself Soulseek or any other downloading program and just search all the songs manually yourself?

Some songs arent on there, I checked myself. Theres some bands that dont even have a myspace.

I love this site, I always go to it when im bored of my music on my computer that I have saved.

Currently listening to Thorny Woods on this site. I personally think it's a good idea for exposure, not to mention it gives you a good diverse (band wise) playlist so you don't have to manually search for things. Like right now (well, before and after this post) I'm studying Thermochemistry and listening to some Metal, so it's nice not having to do anything else.

OMG I havnt lsiten thgis radio some year damn I even forgot about it gonna look it soon

Many Thanks to Black Metal Radio! When I was living in the states and had no income (but my moms, haha) there was black metal radio to feed my hunger! It is a great way to learn about new bands if you don't read any magazines or anything. I remember I heard a few classics for my first time there (Sapthuran, Thyrane).

They have more than just "black metal" though. They played "April Ethereal" from Opeth on one episode. Nonetheless, if you want to hear new music, check em' out!

Hey everyone. regarding this site, just try orbit downloader, it's free and works. It saves songs in mp3 format, and after that you can tag name the files with another program. I have also tried to downloadmusic from this site for a long time, and i only yesterday found this application (it's a browser plugin). Hope that works for you. regards,

Written by boogy on 26.10.2009 at 22:31

Hey everyone. regarding this site, just try orbit downloader, it's free and works. It saves songs in mp3 format, and after that you can tag name the files with another program. I have also tried to downloadmusic from this site for a long time, and i only yesterday found this application (it's a browser plugin). Hope that works for you. regards,

I tried that plug-in but didn't have much luck with it unfortunately...ironically, I downloaded it to "steal" my own tracks off myspace since my hard drive with my bands EP on it recently failed and, I wasn't smart enough to keep a back-up around, all known copies of the release reside in the States still, haha..doh.

In epizode hmmm 60-80 was band Nechrist whit soem red album cover and also song starts at germamn lanuadge, I cant find this band and song anybody knows what was it=

I'm checking this out right now, they're playing a lot more technical death metal than anything...

Not that I don't like tech death, but I was kind of hoping it would mostly be BM.

Yea I started listening to BMR about 5 years ago and even then there was a lot of death metal which I always thought odd considering it's Black Metal Radio not Black and Death Metal Radio. Oh well still a damn good site. I wish it worked at my job. Another good metal radio site that I listen to at work all the time that has a more wide variety of metal is Onslaught Radio.