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" &amp;quot;Easy listening&amp;quot; is usually an insult. But KEXP is easy listening in the best possible way. KEXP.org, the Web site of the Seattle-based, listener-supported (and therefore commercial-free) radio station is what you should listen to at work when you realize Pandora still hasn&amp;#039;t quite figured out which songs you like. Or when you&amp;#039;re extremely hungover and exhausted, like you undoubtedly are after last night&amp;#039;s Super Bowl. The site offers almost all of the station&amp;#039;s content, from its blues show to its electronic show, for free. But what you should really listen to, no matter the time of day, is the 6 a.m. morning show. Mellow without being Lite, alternative without being painfully hip, it&amp;#039;s distracting enough to keep you entertained, but not so distracting that you can&amp;#039;t get your work done. It&amp;#039;ll remind you of that half-asleep hour after your shower but before your coffee. And that no matter where you are, the weather&amp;#039;s probably worse in Seattle. RELATED STORIES: DOWNLOADS: Five New Songs We Enthusiastically Endorse for February DAILY ENDORSEMENT: The Hummable Bruce Springsteen CHUCK KLOSTERMAN: Radio Is History "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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