Google it
So would I and apparently there is a way. It seems the loop hole is you can save your Internet radio stations for listening to later. Intrigued? Not yet? What if your program could automatically separate each song into a separate file, name and categorize it for you ? I knew that would get your attention. That program is StationRipper.
StationRipper allows you to record up to 600 stations at once. LOL! If you had a broadband connection and a computer with enough processing power to handle it your hard drive would explode with mp3s so fast that your head would spin. Besides are there 600 stations you would listen to? The free version will do 2 at a time for 25 songs and then it will pause until you tell it to resume. Easy. With little intervention I have over a gigabyte of music.
If you already listen to winamp's shoutcast or last.fm you will get great results right away because you will know what radio stations you like and don't have to many advertisements. Otherwise you will end up deleting some of the music you get or using a mp3 editor to remove some commercial content. Not a big deal. I may review an mp3 editor in the future but maybe not. There is a lot of info on Google on it if you need it.
Try StationRipper you will like it. For more information go to http://www.stationripper.com
Try winamps shoutcast by downloading Winamp and going into the media library. http://www.winamp.com
Try last.fm register at http://www.lastfm.com/. Note to record last.fm you must register with stationRipper for a small fee.
If at some point in the nebulous future the RIAA gets on your back for using stationRipper don't blame me I suggested you Google it and make sure I am right for yourself!
