Title pretty much says it all. I like finding new stations, but right now I think it's a lot harder than it should be to find ones that I'm likely to enjoy. Still a great site though! I listen to music every day at work. Have been using shoutcast for years but will likely switch to radiotuna.

Would like to be able to control the order of my bookmarks. Right now the only way I can see to do that is to delete them all and re-add them in order.

"now playing" EPG metatdata - so we can see what song is playing on our bookmarks.

You could provide this metadata as RSS feed. I would be willing to pay for this metadata because I could create plugins for SqueezeBox and other music players!

To do this, you would just need to "poll" all the stations you track and store the currently playing song into your database. That way your users will come back to your service because it is more valuable.

I copy song name and artist to search for them on the net, well the song or artist is sometimes not all there, it gets cut off.

Please provide an API for third-party developers. Imagine having RadioTuna app for iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry, Windows, Android and Nokia smartphones...

Have a small icon next to each station with their logo. Makes it quicker for the eye to pick out one station from a list.

I hate the new color scheme. Please go back to the black background.

It would be useful to be able to listen to the stations from an external application like winamp, windows media player etc.

Like buttons are everywhere - commenting on music is done excellently by Soundcloud - something along these lines would definitely create more of a community/party amongst the like minded listeners! Maybe use Tweets with hashtags as the conversation - so each station has a unique hashtag and a widget to display the live thread.

Anything under 128kbit/s sounds bad to me. It would be great if I could configure in my settings that any channels with worse quality get filtered out.

I can imagine someone with a slow connection would like to filter out stations with too high bitrate, so it should work both ways.

There is desktop player I'll suggest you have linux version as well.Simply .deb and .rpm binary packages or at least source to compile from.Please look into it.

So that there is no need to bring up the whole browser window to see to which song you are listening too. Example:
[Artist] - [Title] on RadioTuna.com | Your Free Online Radio

Copy [artist] - [track] to clipboard if I want to search for this track on another site.

Allow user to customize colors selecting or creating color themes

Be nice to be able to think - 'today I'd like to listen to what music they're playing in Azerbaijan'