Favorite Radio Stations..?

[5Toes]

I dont care for EDM top 40 but I prefer it mostly to classic rock songs that everyone has heard a zillion times

This thread is really cool, lets hear some of people's favorite radio shows. ANy really interesting ones? 90.3 KEXP has a rockabilly radio show that is pretty funny hahaha (its weird hearing that genre anywhere but live IMO)

[kickinindian]

Jesus fuck!!!! That sounds terrible! I would rather punch myself in the balls, smash my own face in with a brick, and have some homo take a shit in my mouth. I didn't think anyone actuallly listened to that unless they were trying to get laid in a club by cheesy drunk chicks. to each his own, i guess. you are certainly entitled to your opinion.

Sirius/Xm is good enough for me. Classic rock stations, jimmy buffet radio, and classic alternative.

dubstep is the new "cool" genre for young douche canoes

its really killing the good electronic music because you will be listening to some old moby or kraftwerk and get some kid saying "whens the Drop?!?!?!?!?!"

i have 2 stations on the radio i get that are in English: 92.5 the bear from Modesto, or 95.7 the hawk. the rest is generic country music (not english, its southern yodelling) which i loathe, and Mexican stations. gotta love the central valley! the rest of the time its songza, or whatever i have on my ipod at the time.

[flyboyx]

SO many stations to check out

c89.5 plays the cheesy EDM electronica during the day but please listen to The Vortex before you start to hate on it!

I like Ministry of Sound Radio at home and Rinse.FM is great too. I used to like the dubstep sound but Im a house junkie now - and dont see that changing soon. I want to check out your work Vincent!

Jesus fuck!!!! That sounds terrible! I would rather punch myself in the balls, smash my own face in with a brick, and have some homo take a shit in my mouth. I didn't think anyone actuallly listened to that unless they were trying to get laid in a club by cheesy drunk chicks. to each his own, i guess. you are certainly entitled to your opinion.

Sirius/Xm is good enough for me. Classic rock stations, jimmy buffet radio, and classic alternative.

[UlrichFennec]

Exactly why I love 'em.

[Smelser]

HEYNOW

Howard 101

and little stevens underground garage

[15Michaeljoseph]

Over here in western MA we got all sorts of awesome radio on the FM. And as a teen i get flamed for my tastes when friends are in the car... haha good thing the cassette player's broken.
So:

94.7 WMAS: Super strong broadcast you can get this station like halfway into CT it's crazy. mix of modern pop, but weeknights they do 80's at 8 so I'm always on that.

88.9 WJMJ: it's branded a catholic radio station, but the only time i've ever heard any gospel or christian rock is on sunday. Weekdays they play just about everything from 1940-1990 and that's awesome. one minute you got sinatra, the next, duran duran. but nothing beats their oldies rock in the summertime. beach boys and four seasons FTW

88.5: NPR out of springfield MA, usually good. I miss car talk and the news is usually kind of extra-bias, but hey that's how it is everywhere. I don't usually listen to the classical, but if i'm in the mood, the metropolitan opera broadcasts kick ass. also 'jazz a la mode' weeknights at 6:30... love it. bob ellis, nat king cole... gimme gimme

92.5: Great country music, doesnt come in so well where i usually am.

100.9: best country music station. i think they're on iheart radio as well. listen to only this while working on the car usually. they also broadcast nascar events as well, which i like.

102.1: meh, okay classic rock station, kind of generic really, but still okay. Bax and O'brien in the morning are funny as shit.

102.9 DRC: Excellent classic station, out of hartford i think, everything from 60's-80's. a decent mix.

and thats about it... not much on AM except 560 is howie carr and baseball.


--Mike

[matthugie]

95.5 Augusta - Old school hip hop/R&B. Can be found on tunein.com.

[mucoyekul87ETA]

Npr.

^This. 94.9 KUOW Public Radio in Seattle being the NPR member station of choice.

[5Toes]

SO many stations to check out

c89.5 plays the cheesy EDM electronica during the day but please listen to The Vortex before you start to hate on it!

I like Ministry of Sound Radio at home and Rinse.FM is great too. I used to like the dubstep sound but Im a house junkie now - and dont see that changing soon. I want to check out your work Vincent!

[kway]

I'm all about college radio.

88.1 WMBR Cambridge, MA. MIT station; can be hit or miss sometimes, but some good punk, electronic, and just indie music in general to be had.

90.3 WZBC Newton, MA. Boston College, same as above.

91.7 WXCI Danbury, CT. Western Connecticut State University. Was good when I lived in the area, but it's been a while since I tuned in.

When I was trucking late nights I used to listen to George Noory Coast to Coast on AM radio. Kind of a weird show about unexplained/odd things in the world/universe.

Other than that it's NPR.

[ST1G]

Same. They did an interview of John Patrick Lowrie and Ellen McLain, the voices of Sniper from TF2 and Glad0s from Portal recently.

[UlrichFennec]

Npr.

Same. They did an interview of John Patrick Lowrie and Ellen McLain, the voices of Sniper from TF2 and Glad0s from Portal recently.

[Vincent Brick]

cheesy confetti house music.

Can you please elaborate? As an old school house head that hates everything about EDM, I suspect this is referring to my type of shit. lol

[Vincent Brick]

I've been DJing a bi-weekly radio show on www.myhouseyourhouse.net for 5+ years now, I listen to that a lot, and www.d3ep.com who I have also done guest mixes for. I'll listen to Underground '80s on soma.fm sometimes at work, or the local public jazz station. I rarely listen to broadcast radio, I took the antenna completely out of my E30.

[rturbo 930]

https://www.wmmr.com/

Been listening to them for ages.