FAQs

Streaming Music

The streaming music is (legally!) available through the Rhapsody web player. They give you 25 full length songs for free each month, and after that, you can still hear 30 second samples.

In order to listen to music on this site, you’ll need to enable pop-ups. Don’t worry, you won’t have obnoxious ads popping up on your screen, but this will enable the Rhapsody music player to open your song. While you’re listening to your song, you can continue to queue up the rest of the playlist in the pop-up player.
To play or queue a song, press the note symbol to the left of the song title.

The 64 bit Blues

I love the Rhapsody music player, but it hates the 64 bit version of Firefox. If you’re running a 64 bit system, please consider switching to Internet Explorer (ugh, I know) to listen to music on this site.

If you need to stick with Firefox, you may still be able to listen to music…sort of. When you first click on a song, the player will give you an error message. Click “Continue.” You *might* still be able to hear the song, or it might be stubborn and refuse to play. You can continue queueing up songs, and some will likely play. Each time you see the error message, click “Continue” and hope for the best.