The Blues & classic rock & a little country , but mostly blues. The blues is the root of all American music,we wouldn't have rock if it weren't for the blues. Old blues , new blues , love it all !

"we built this city on rock and roll" (classic) , but I listen to anything but rap -crap.

I am horribly disappointed in what you can find on the radio these days - it seems to be rap, modern rock and roll country - or that stuff that the youth of today calls music.  On a recent drive to Georgia and back it was rare to find a radio station that I could listen to.

At work and at home I listen to some stations that carry Classic Country, Bluegrass or Old Time string band music (WOBO in Batavia OH, WMMT in Whitesburg KY. and WVMR in VA.  Those stations have a format that swing around a bit - so when I can't find something on them I usually just get on YouTube and punch in something to listen to - Gypsy Jazz, Surf Music, Old Time String Bands, etc.

A long time ago I had Sirius Radio to try and find something I could listen to - after owning it for a couple years I found out that the stations I listened to became pretty routine and played the same stuff over and over again......so I stopped being a subscriber.

Try internet radio.
I have been listening to The Blues Cove of late and NEVER hear a commercial, station break or yada, yada, yada!
If you have VLC Media player, look on the side bar for "Icecast Radio Directory" it will bring up a thousand or so stations. Type a Genre in the search, hit enter, and try out a bunch of stations till you find something you like.
If you get the RarmaRadio free program you can explore all the radio you like and you can record it as mp3 to do whatever you like with when you are offline.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/raimaradio.htm

bought a small digital amp off amazon, 25 watts with a slot for a memory card/stick. 16 gb of clasical, jazz, bluegrass for my shop.
At home. pc is linked to my stereo and I listen to WUOL louisville, WBGO newark, and WAMU washington. Internet radio rocks!!!
Local radio at home is CRAP.

I'm also all over the place with music depending on the activity.  In my garage I listen to a 4 different local stations; one is all comedy.  I trend toward Blues Rock like Joe Bonamassa, Govt Mule or Alabama 3 or blues like John Lee Hooker.  But I'll hit The Black Keys, Tool, Alice in Chains, Clairy Browne, Jesse Cook etc etc depending on my mood.

I gave up on Pandora because of all the interruptions and use Spotify mostly now.  If I hear a song I like in my truck or anywhere I use Shazam to identify it and keep track.  On Spotify, there's a station called My Shazams and it will play any of the songs you ID'd with Shazam (once you have the 2 linked).  It's great because then you have a station made up of anything you liked enough to Shazam!
I also use Amazon Music.  If you're a Prime member you have access to an amazing volume of music from all genres.  There's also stations and playlists you can hit.

I'm lucky enough to have 2 decent college stations nearby the shop on the public portion of the broadcast radio band. One a community college, the other a university. The community college staion plays everything from Joe Bonamassa to punk to a nightly Grateful Dead fix. The university station is Alternative rock. When they cover the sports teams or games it's a sound track of the Dead, Little Feat, Hot Tuna, Steely Dan and "for those about to rock" AC/DC.