Topic: Radio? (Read 15583 times)

Bearer · « **on:** 14 Jan 2006, 18:23 »

Well, what station do you listen to? granted, it's probable that no one else will get said station, but still, lets hear it

also, if the station has a web-site post it here as well. Maybe posting a region with it would help too...
anyway...

93.3 FM WMMR and 94.1 FM WYSP (both are around the Philladelphia Pennsylvania region)

they both play alot of classic rock, but sometimes a few indie titles work their way into the mix. regardless of what the play, they are quite awsome stations. WMMR has the preston and steve show now, and they are quite hilarious (in fact, I recomend the pod-cast)

Luke · « **Reply #1 on:** 14 Jan 2006, 19:57 »

98.3 - www.theclassicrockexperience.com

I love this station - it's another classic rock station, obviously, and it's stationed in the northwestern PA area (Bradford), so we get it pretty well, living near the border of New York. Some of you might not like this station, though, because they played Stairway to Heaven last night.

McTaggart · « **Reply #2 on:** 14 Jan 2006, 20:07 »

http://triplej.net.au/">TripleJ
www.rtrfm.com.au/">RTRfm

Houn · « **Reply #3 on:** 14 Jan 2006, 20:17 »

www.kexp.org

They stream.

surgerydrugsnrocknroll · « **Reply #4 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 00:21 »

i dont listen to radio. heh, i like to be able to listen to the exact song i want to at any point

Disgustipated · « **Reply #5 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 00:48 »

I've gone right off JJJ.

I don't listen to the radio often, but if I do, its:

fbi 94.5

2SER 107.3

You'll have trouble getting either if you're not in Sydney, but 2SER streams.

Iwan · « **Reply #6 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 10:09 »

Studio Brussel because there is no other choice in Flanders. I used to be able to recieve Radio 21 but that's no more.

Then; Internet: Stonerrock.com and Audioscrobbler. Also bookmarked but it's been ages since I put it on; Snakenet metal radio or something.

TheMike · « **Reply #7 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 11:37 »

88.9 WERS- Emerson College, no ads and an awesome variety of music
104.1 WBCN- The Rock of Boston
101.7 WFNX- True Alternative is what they call it, its got some pretty good stuff on most of the time.
100.7 WZLX- Boston's Classic Rock, its alright i guess.

otherwise, my friend got XM radio for his car so i've been listening to a whole lot of jazz and blues since those stations are the best stations on XM.

nescience · « **Reply #8 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 12:09 »

NPR. Though the "hipsterization" of NPR over the last couple years kinda bothers me. Sometimes I want some Tchaikovsky on a Sunday morning!

Oh, and Foothill College radio (89.7 on the SF Bay Peninsula) had a pretty nice playlist, but I don't get that now that I've moved farther up the bay. Pity, because I do get my old university radio station but the sets they play are pityingly uneven.

Rhomboid · « **Reply #9 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 12:11 »

Woot go kexp, seattle is teh winners

Kai · « **Reply #10 on:** 15 Jan 2006, 18:03 »

Quote from: nescience

NPR. Though the "hipsterization" of NPR over the last couple years kinda bothers me. Sometimes I want some Tchaikovsky on a Sunday morning!

Seriously, guys, bring back the NPR that would play htings like Brazilian Jazz and Classical and other weird music from around the world. I do not want to hear whatever the hell it is they've taken to kinda playing lately.

Hat · « **Reply #11 on:** 16 Jan 2006, 02:43 »

Triple Z
Triple J

I pretty much switch between them, Triple J plays really uninteresting down-tempo shoe-stare crap sometimes, and Triple Z plays a lot of terrible electro and punk, but I find by constantly switching between them on a fairly regular basis, I wind up with one pretty goddamned awesome radio station

Willem · « **Reply #12 on:** 18 Jan 2006, 07:45 »

hehe, stubru sucks big time, but everything's better thanb radio donna and stuff like that. here in the netherlands only kink fm (www.kinkfm.com, dutch site) is interesting.

sandocho · « **Reply #13 on:** 28 Jan 2006, 19:16 »

I usually listen to WDET 101.9--broadcasted in Detroit by Wayne State University.

Granted, they've scrapped a lot of their music programs in favor of their droning arch-liberal news coverage... it sucks, but I still like to listen to Liz Copeland's 12-5 AM show when I can't sleep.

http://www.wdetfm.org/

Inlander · « **Reply #14 on:** 28 Jan 2006, 23:31 »

I almost never listen to radio. However, when I do it tends to be the Js (as mentioned by other Australians already), RRR, or Radio National. And A.B.C. local radio for cricket commentary.

MilkmanDan · « **Reply #15 on:** 29 Jan 2006, 07:21 »

http://www.freshair.org.uk

Why? Because I'm on it! And so are a fair few other people I know. It's our university radio, so we can play whatever the hell we want. I'm on at 1.30AM to 3.00AM on Tuesdays. I play music no-one likes. Seriously though, we won best student radio in the country last year, so I guess we are actually quite good.

Other than that, I listen to The Breezeblock on Radio 1, a little bit of 1Extra, and a bunch of pirate radio stations. Especially Rinse FM.

Kai · « **Reply #16 on:** 29 Jan 2006, 08:12 »

What kind of music nobody likes?

The Mighty Mopdecai · « **Reply #17 on:** 29 Jan 2006, 10:39 »

Lets see the Freshair listing says this

1.30am WORSHIP YOUR WEEKEND (specialist/dance/trance)
Trance and house to fuel your weekend
presented by Debbie Cross

Damn Milkman Dan I tried to get a show but didn't succeed you better have the best shows ever. OK

I also listen to radio 1 espically Zane Lowe and Steve Lamcaq, I also love listening to the 1music show with Huw Stephens.

P.S Why are you Milkman Dan if you're a woman

Merkava · « **Reply #18 on:** 29 Jan 2006, 15:01 »

What is this...radio you speak of?

MilkmanDan · « **Reply #19 on:** 29 Jan 2006, 15:04 »

Quote from: The Mighty Mopdecai

1.30am WORSHIP YOUR WEEKEND (specialist/dance/trance)
Trance and house to fuel your weekend
presented by Debbie Cross

Nah. That's not me.

1.30am DANCE LIKE YOU’RE BROKEN (specialist/electronica/dubstep)
Bleeps, beats and bass weight
dubstep, electronica, techno and breaks with Tom Whatmore

^ That's my show. So specifically, the kind of dubstep, electronica, techno and breaks no-one likes.

The Mighty Mopdecai · « **Reply #20 on:** 30 Jan 2006, 08:49 »

So you got your show because no one else is playing your music so you got in by default.
DAMN IT!
SEriously man through hope the show goes well.
And if I can figure out how to use this stream I'll listen

commercebitchgoddamndone · « **Reply #21 on:** 30 Jan 2006, 12:17 »

I listen to Radio FM4 an Austrian radio station.
Here is the webstream: http://fm4.orf.at/static/stream/index.html

Description? these are a few their last year's prime cuts (album of the week)
PATRICE - 'Nile' (April 2005)
KAISER CHIEFS - 'Employment' (April 2005)
MARKUS KIENZL - 'Product' (April 2005)
THE BRAVERY - The Bravery (März 2005)
QUEENS OF THE STONEAGE - 'Lullabies to Paralyze' (März 2005)
ARCADE FIRE - 'Funeral' (März 2005)
TRIO EXKLUSIV - 'International Standards' (März 2005)
THE DOVES - 'Some Cities' (Februar 2005)
STEREO TOTAL - 'Do the Bambi' (Februar 2005)
THE THRILLS - 'Let's Bottle Bohemia' (Februar 2005)
BLOC PARTY - 'Silent Alarm' (Februar 2005)
MANDO DIAO - 'Hurricane Bar' (Februar 2005)
ROOTS MANUVA - 'Awfully Deep' (Jänner 2005)
BRIGHT EYES - 'Digital Ash in a Digital Urn' & 'I'm Wide Awake It's Morning'

Ophelia · « **Reply #22 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 01:38 »

Looks like there's a few good radio stations around in Australia...just a pity there isn't many in Adelaide.

I listen to Triple J in the mornings, but in the afternoons I tend to flick around between Triple J, the commercial stations and occasionally Three D Radio when it works.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #23 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 08:12 »

I'm not really that keen on music radio. I listen to last.fm sometimes (I get kick-ass stations because I'm a subscriber) but apart from that there's nothing I can think of I like. I tried listening to Kerrang once, and even on the so-called 'Metal Show' many of the choices were fucking shit, and not at all metal. I don't find music radio very appealing anyway. I like listening to whatever I feel like, and as that isn't anything I've ever heard played on the radio anyway, I normally just play my own music. As for speech radio, now that's different. BBC Radio 4 (best broadcast communications channel of any sort in the world), BBC Radio 7 and One Word.

I will however, ask if anyone else is listening to BBC Radio 1 atm. It's constantly on in the art room (Hey, better than Power FM) and at the moment it seems to almost entirely consist of one of the presenters pimping out her goddamn myspace account. RUPERT MURDOCHS FUCKING WHORE!

almost thursday · « **Reply #24 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 08:42 »

man, radio one used to kick ass. you know a few years ago when they had mark and lard, john peel, and didn't have chris moyles. now, radfio one is a fucking joke. i only listen to like five shows a week, whereas i used to listen to that many a day. something is seriously wrong, man.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #25 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 09:09 »

The fact that John Peel is not around anymore is a problem with the entire fucking planet, not just Radio 1.

*sigh*

...Teenage Kicks Time

almost thursday · « **Reply #26 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 10:04 »

i'm obliged to agree with you there, buddy.

Shale · « **Reply #27 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 11:37 »

Quote from: Bearer

93.3 FM WMMR and 94.1 FM WYSP (both are around the Philladelphia Pennsylvania region)

Those were my stations of choice when I lived in the Philly area, up until a few months ago, along with 95.1 WZZO (the Lehigh Valley rock station, with the same basic selection as MMR and YSP). Now that I'm down here, the only station with a similar playlist is 93.5, WZBH. It's got a pretty good mix of classic and modern stuff. The DJs suck, though. I miss Pierre Robert.

MilkmanDan · « **Reply #28 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 13:48 »

Quote from: KharBevNor

I will however, ask if anyone else is listening to BBC Radio 1 atm.

Two shows only. Breezeblock on Monday night, and The Plastician on some Saturdays. They're still awesome, lot's of grime and dubstep from both plus a fair bit of generally wacked out electronica from the Breezeblock.

AnonymousPosterChild · « **Reply #29 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 14:32 »

Being unable to actually recieve a clear signal without setting up a huge antenna all around my house, I primarily use pandora.com for my radio like experience.

zutonna · « **Reply #30 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 14:38 »

Quote from: Inlander

And A.B.C. local radio for cricket commentary.

WOO-YEAH!

Cricket on the radio!!!

KharBevNor · « **Reply #31 on:** 01 Feb 2006, 16:09 »

I'm British and I can't understand the appeal of cricket on the radio.

Dirk · « **Reply #32 on:** 02 Feb 2006, 02:19 »

i always listen to studio brussel (= belgium)
you can listen to it on the world wide web: www.studiobrussel.be

theenginedriver · « **Reply #33 on:** 03 Feb 2006, 21:24 »

CBC!

especially:

The National Playlist
Definately Not the Opera
The Arts Tonight

Kai · « **Reply #34 on:** 04 Feb 2006, 05:34 »

Quote from: KharBevNor

*sigh*

...Teenage Kicks Time

I'd love to do this too (I love the song) but I never actually have heard anything John Peel ever did ever.

KharBevNor · « **Reply #35 on:** 04 Feb 2006, 06:34 »

Despite his brilliance, it's not necessary to have heard him. Just read a few clippings from his wikipedia article:

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John Peel brought sixties culture to a generation of young Londoners through his Perfumed Garden on Wonderful Radio London, playing classic blues and folk music as he gently introduced groundbreaking music of Tyrannosaurus Rex and Captain Beefheart (for whom he acted as chauffeur during his 1969 UK tour), esoteric performers like Ron Geesin and John Fahey, and broke new British bands like Family and Fairport Convention. His show influenced the rise of most subsequent styles of rock music.

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Peel was the first to play the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen", in December 1976, having played "Anarchy in the UK", which was banned from the BBC's daytime playlist, a month earlier. In 1976 he was also the first to play Bob Dylan's Desire in the UK, despite Capital Radio having exclusive permission from CBS to be the first to do so. Peel got hold of a copy of the record and, to beat Capital, played it in full, separated by a reggae track while he changed the record over. Peel was to show this disregard for record company rules again when in 2003 he played three tracks from The White Stripes album Elephant before its official release date, resulting in him being threatened by lawyers for the record company V2.

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Many bands and artists of many different musical styles from different decades credit Peel as a major boost to their careers, the list includes T-Rex, David Bowie, The Faces, Bolt Thrower, The Sex Pistols, Pink Floyd, The Clash, Napalm Death, The Undertones, Buzzcocks, The Cure, Joy Division, Six By Seven, Def Leppard, Pulp, Orbital, The Smiths, FSK and The White Stripes. Peel's reputation as the most important DJ breaking unsigned acts into the mainstream was such that in 1983 unsigned artist Billy Bragg drove to the Radio 1 studios with a mushroom biryani and a copy of his record after hearing Peel mention that he was hungry, the subsequent airplay launching his career.

Kai · « **Reply #36 on:** 04 Feb 2006, 06:41 »

BEST. RADIO. HOST. EVER.

ALoveSupreme · « **Reply #37 on:** 04 Feb 2006, 10:55 »

I listen to local conservative talk radio because it's hilarious. 890AM hosts Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity and other local blowhards. It's pretty entertaining, as I said. Also, there's, like, 590 or something. It's a newer station that doesn't have any big names but they're all reaallllllyyy aggressive about their conservatism, which is sometimes even better.

Kai · « **Reply #38 on:** 05 Feb 2006, 07:59 »

Oneo f the guys on 890, Somethign Savage, is a prick. It's almost hilarious how crazily militaristic and totally secretly racist he is.

Storm Rider · « **Reply #39 on:** 05 Feb 2006, 14:34 »

His name is Michael Savage, and he is a gigantic prick. Like, my friend is a lifelong Republican, he got Savage's book for Christmas from one of his right-wing relatives, and even he agreed he's a prick.

Kai · « **Reply #40 on:** 05 Feb 2006, 15:30 »

Michael, that's it. Yeah. He's kidn of a fucking prick. Basically, the time I heard him, he was basically saying that to get rid of these terrorists, we need to send over air strikes and nuke them to hell. You know, aside from the fact that they're hiding in towns generally and there are like, ACTUALLY PEOPLE THERE.

pikester · « **Reply #41 on:** 06 Feb 2006, 00:23 »

I listen to the CBC, mostly late at night when they play Jazz and or Electronic/Underground kind of stuff. That's really the only time i listen to the radio anyhow, when i'm in bed.

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Author Topic: Radio? (Read 15583 times)

Luke

Houn

surgerydrugsnrocknroll

Disgustipated

Iwan

TheMike

nescience

Rhomboid

Willem

sandocho

MilkmanDan

The Mighty Mopdecai

Merkava

MilkmanDan

The Mighty Mopdecai

commercebitchgoddamndone

Ophelia

almost thursday

almost thursday

MilkmanDan

AnonymousPosterChild

zutonna

Dirk

theenginedriver

pikester