Being the curious guy that I am, I like to know radio stations of other cities/countries.

I guess overall mine would be Rock101

http://www.rock101.com

My favorite radio station's here in Toronto are  Mojo Radio http://www.mojoradio.com
and Jack 92.5 www.925jackfm.com


You can listen to both station's via internet radio if you like.
The first channel broadcasts "Art Bell, Coast to Coast" beginning at midnight. This is an amazing program. I have been listenning to the program for 10 years. If you like topics on the paranormal you will enjoy the Coast to Coast program.

The second channel plays 75 percent 80's music all the time!


Great post idea  ;D



SmithsGirl

WCBS FM New York 101.1


Howard

My favorite radio station's here in Toronto are  Mojo Radio http://www.mojoradio.com
and Jack 92.5 www.925jackfm.com


You can listen to both station's via internet radio if you like.
The first channel broadcasts "Art Bell, Coast to Coast" beginning at midnight. This is an amazing program. I have been listenning to the program for 10 years. If you like topics on the paranormal you will enjoy the Coast to Coast program.

The second channel plays 75 percent 80's music all the time!


Great post idea  ;D



SmithsGirl

Thanks for the links!  ;)

6 stations from my area. Old School R&B, '80's/'90's, classic rock, alternative, adult contemporary, oldies, and another alternative station.

K-Rock
http://www.krockonline.com/

I don't really care for most of the songs on the playlist, but some of them are good.

97.3/99.3 The Max

www.maxchattanooga.com

97.3/99.3 The Max

www.maxchattanooga.com




Great station! Too bad I can't listen online  :-\



SmithsGirl

My favorite radio station's here in Toronto are  Mojo Radio http://www.mojoradio.com
and Jack 92.5 www.925jackfm.com


You can listen to both station's via internet radio if you like.
The first channel broadcasts "Art Bell, Coast to Coast" beginning at midnight. This is an amazing program. I have been listenning to the program for 10 years. If you like topics on the paranormal you will enjoy the Coast to Coast program.

The second channel plays 75 percent 80's music all the time!


Great post idea  ;D



SmithsGirl

I just remembered there's a Jack fm in Vancouver. Can't remember the frequency right now, otherwise I'd have a link.  :(

Mine would have to be 99X in Atlanta "New Rock and 90's Alternative.   www.99x.com

Plus the station has free concerts every friday during the summer.  I dont mean little name bands either I am talking big named bands.  Like two years ago they had Jerry Cantrell, Nickelback, Black Eyed Peas, Default, Papa Roach, N.E.R.D, Hoobastank, Collective Soul, and Sevendust just to name a few.  This past summer they had bands like, Cold, Saliva, Hoobastank, 3 Doors Down, Our Lady Peace, and more.

WAXQ 104.3, it's a classic rock station in NYC.  I also listen to WLTW 106.7 Lite FM and WKTU 103.5, they play some classic dance music from the late 70's and early '80's.

http://www.wxrt.com

KATT  Rock 100.5  "The Cat"
KKWD  Wild 97.9  (hip-hop music)
KOMA  92.5  (oldies)

WAXQ 104.3, it's a classic rock station in NYC.  I also listen to WLTW 106.7 Lite FM and WKTU 103.5, they play some classic dance music from the late 70's and early '80's.
Hey...same frequency here...actually Denver, they play Classic Rock 

http://www.thefox.com/main.html

I FORGOT!  The station here in Colorado Springs that I like is:

http://1039theeagle.com/logo_black.gif

http://1039theeagle.com/

Here in NYC I listen 96.3 (classical) Power 105.1 (Hiphop/R&B/Reggae) and KTU 103.5 (Rock/Dance/Techno)

I know I asked them about it, they said it wasn't financially sound to do that right now. BUt they said get requests daily about it.



97.3/99.3 The Max

www.maxchattanooga.com




Great station! Too bad I can't listen online  :-\



SmithsGirl

I guess I should have said what city the radio station is in, Vancouver, Canada.  :-[

Here in NYC I listen 96.3 (classical) Power 105.1 (Hiphop/R&B/Reggae) and KTU 103.5 (Rock/Dance/Techno)


I listen to WNEW 102.7 FM.Do You? ;D


Howard

WAXQ 104.3, it's a classic rock station in NYC.  I also listen to WLTW 106.7 Lite FM and WKTU 103.5, they play some classic dance music from the late 70's and early '80's.



Do you also listen to WNEW 102.7 FM?


Howard

I listen to a lot of radio.  Here in Columbus, OH I listen to CD 101.  It's an alternative station.  They play a good mix of 80/90s/00s. They'll play everything because they are privately owned and no corporation tells them what they can or cannot play.



Listen live:  http://www.cd101.com/index.asp

WAXQ 104.3, it's a classic rock station in NYC.  I also listen to WLTW 106.7 Lite FM and WKTU 103.5, they play some classic dance music from the late 70's and early '80's.



Do you also listen to WNEW 102.7 FM?


Howard


Sometimes I listen to them too.  But my main station is WAXQ104.3

107.5 WGCI #1 in the streets here in Chi-town!

WPLY 100.3 ...too bad it comes out of philly and if you cross the PA/NJ border it gets really fuzzy.  same thing happens if you start heading west...
http://www.y100.com/

I listen to 103.1 "The Buzz"(alternative and rock):http://buzz103.com/home.asp
and
99.7 WGNX(mostly 80's music):http://www.wgnxfm.com/.

Wow! Time to revive this one!

My favourite radio station is Slam!FM (Dutch)
http://www.slamfm.nl/

The Rock - New and old rock. http://www.therock.net.nz
When I'm not listening to internet radio, CD's or mp3s.

Well...in 1997 I became a big fan of "Star 98.7" in the L.A. area; they played a lot of cool 80s music (in addition to the current stuff) and still do; I would always enjoy listening to it on Friday nights; at the beginning of last year they moved it to Saturday nights. In 2001 they began doing "90s weekends" periodically, playing some of the cool music from the 90s (most of which I knew at the time it was popular). It was my favorite station for about seven years or so.

In March 2005, a classic rock station at 93.1 on the FM dial changed its format to "playing what want" and called themselves "Jack FM" (but keeping the same call letters, KCBS). They play stuff from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s, and a few rock songs from the late 60s as well. Best of all, they have no annoying jocks to talk all over the music. And every time they go to a commercial break, a pre-recorded announcer's voice will say something like, "Okay, Mr. and Mrs. Advertisers, tell us what you got...and then we'll come back and play another bunch of songs in a row."