I love 97.1 Talk Radio. I enjoy listening to Howard Stern. I can't wait to hear him on Sirius.
I also love hearing The Triplets: Heidi, Frosty and Frank. Those three are awesomely funny. They make me laugh everyday.

I also love this AM oldies station: 1450 The Boomer. They are not like the typical oldies station. They play rare, hard-to-find and lost oldies. They also play some regular oldie stuff, but I enjoy hearing songs I don't hear anywhere else.

On my Sirius Radio I enjoy THE 70'S. On XM Satellite, I love THE CHROME and SOUL STREET. I really love old school R&B and alot of the urban beats that make you wanna dance, even though you are driving.

WFUV-FM, 90.7, New York
WBGO-FM, 88.3, Newark
BBC Radio 2, 88-91 FM, London (via the Internet!)

There are so many i listen to on the internet...i love internet radio...

Local stations in SF. :D

WILD 94.9 - plays hip-hop and some top 40
KMEL 106.1 - hip-hop
107.7 The Bone- plays classic rock. I'm forced to listen to it on the way to school but I don't mind cuz their DJs are really funny! :lol:
KOIT 96.5 - love songs and soft rock
STAR 101.3- top 40 from the 70s to now

WKTU in NYC............ :rock:

Kiss 108 - todays hits in Boston, but Im too far up north now to get it so only when I go down do I get it in good.
Q 97.9 Portland - todays hits, AT40 with Ryan Seacrest :biglove:
Magic 104.5 Conway NH - light rock, todays hits
94.9 - light rock, plus my favorite- THE JOHN TESH RADIO SHOW! :D

My favorite used to be Star 93.7 from Boston, mostly 70s dance hits, remixes, etc. and the morning show was the best. Then they all got fired for some reason and changed it to Mike FM :mad:. The station is good though- they play everything, and I mean EVERYTHING. I just miss the people.

Cities 97, 93 X (best morning show in the history of radio), B 96.3, 101.3 KDWB, 94.5

All of which are out of Minneapolis.

O-Rock 105.9 - Alternative Rock
XL 106.7 - Rap and Rock
102 Jamz - Rap
95.1 The Beat - Rap
K92fm - Country

I love 97.1 Talk Radio. I enjoy listening to Howard Stern. I can't wait to hear him on Sirius.
I also love hearing The Triplets: Heidi, Frosty and Frank. Those three are awesomely funny. They make me laugh everyday.

I also love this AM oldies station: 1450 The Boomer. They are not like the typical oldies station. They play rare, hard-to-find and lost oldies. They also play some regular oldie stuff, but I enjoy hearing songs I don't hear anywhere else.

On my Sirius Radio I enjoy THE 70'S. On XM Satellite, I love THE CHROME and SOUL STREET. I really love old school R&B and alot of the urban beats that make you wanna dance, even though you are driving.

I plan on getting Sirius within the next couple of months, all because Stern is going there. Aside from him, I don't listen to much radio. I listen to Mike and The Mad Dog, which is a sports show on WFAN here in NYC. A few years ago we had a 70s soul station that I listened to that played all my old favorites: Al Green, Barry White, Stylistics, etc. They even introduced me to songs I hadn't been familiar with, like "Turn Back The Hands of Time" by Tyrone Davis, which I now LOVE. Anway, they ended up changing formats and it became a hip hop station, so I stopped listening. I like hip hop, but not hip hop radio.

As a fellow 97.1 fan, I have to prompt you on the name change... it's now 97.1 FREE FM. :o

These are my fav's:
97.1 FREE FM-- Frosty, Heidi and Frank are the true stars of this station, not Howard Stern. Tom Leykis, Conway & Whitman, and John & Jeff are great too.
KROQ (106.7)-- Stryker, Kevin & Bean, and Kat Corbett are great!
INDIE 103 (103.1)
Power 106 (105.9)
89.9 Santa Monica College Alternative Music
KKJZ (88.1)

My favorite radio stations are the following:

FM:
WDSJ 106.5 (smooth jazz), Dayton, OH
WLQT "Lite" 99.9 (lite rock), Dayton
WMMX "Mix" 107.7 (mix of everything), Dayton
WRRM "Warm 98" 98.5 (lite rock), Cincinnati
WSNY "Sunny 95" 94.7 (lite rock), Columbus
WVMX "Mix" 94.1 (mix of everything), Cincinnati

AM:
WBZI 1500 (classic country), Xenia, OH
WCHO 1250 (nostalgia), Washington Court House, OH
WERT 1220 (nostalgia), Van Wert, OH
WSM 650 (country and western, plus Grand Ole Opry), Nashville, TN

Mine is country 103(kysm) here is a website if anyone wants to check it out www.kysmradio.com

Mine is country 103(kysm) here is a website if anyone wants to check it out www.kysmradio.com


Did you get the answer to the question (http://www.sitcomsonline.com/boards/showthread.php?t=156249) you were looking for?

power 106-hip hop
kiss fm
96.1-hip hop

WKRP ;)



But seriously...
99x-"THE ROCK STATION FOR SHREVEPORT/BOSSIER!!!!!:rock:"
K94.5-"THE HIT MUSIC CHANNEL!!!!11"

Q 104.3 ~Country
94.1 KFKF ~ Country
106.5 WDAF ~Country
99.7 KY ~Classic Rock
101.1 The Fox ~ Classic Rock
94.9 KCMO ~ Oldies

Q 104.3 ~Country
94.1 KFKF ~ Country
106.5 WDAF ~Country
99.7 KY ~Classic Rock
101.1 The Fox ~ Classic Rock
94.9 KCMO ~ Oldies
Yea, OLDIES...i love them too

Yea, OLDIES...i love them too
That station used to play everything from the 50s to the 70s. But now it's mainly the 60's through the disco era. peace:

That station used to play everything from the 50s to the 70s. But now it's mainly the 60's through the disco era. peace:
yeah, you know it's because we are now in the new millenium, what we consider oldies, ARE REALLY OLD. The "new" oldies are the stuff you said from 60's to 70's. Man, when I heard one of our oldie stations play a song by Earth Wind and Fire, that's when I knew I was getting OLDER!!!:eek:

yeah, you know it's because we are now in the new millenium, what we consider oldies, ARE REALLY OLD. The "new" oldies are the stuff you said from 60's to 70's. Man, when I heard one of our oldie stations play a song by Earth Wind and Fire, that's when I knew I was getting OLDER!!!:eek:
That's kinda bad though, I really liked listening to the older songs. (Everyone says I was born in the wrong decade :lol: ) And for everyone else who liked the other songs, there aren't many places you can listen to them. Aw don't worry about getting older, just think of it as getting smarter then the people younger than you! :D

I like oldies
In the Chicago area I listen to
97.1- The Drive
94.7-Oldies
95.9-The River
and on the internet I listen to 104.3-Oldies

In the Orlando area:

WHTQ, Q96-Classic Rock
98.9, WMMO-soft rock & roll(the great thing about this station is they tell you the title & artist of every song and they don't talk over the music, which is a music pet peeve of mine!!)
O-Rock, 105.9
WJRR, 101.1-JRR means Just Rock-n-Roll

Has anybody heard of JackFM? Apparently. it's a national-wide station because when I travel, I pick up this station in the bigger cities. I first heard it in Dallas, and now I've heard it in Nashville, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, Chicago, and LA.

They play some diverse music. Like they'll play The Who, then Kelly Clarkson. I don't really consider it a mix station, but they don't play anything too hard or too soft. I love it and really don't change the station when I can pick it up somewhere. I would love us to get JackFM down here.

In the Orlando area:

WHTQ, Q96-Classic Rock
98.9, WMMO-soft rock & roll(the great thing about this station is they tell you the title & artist of every song and they don't talk over the music, which is a music pet peeve of mine!!)
O-Rock, 105.9
WJRR, 101.1-JRR means Just Rock-n-Roll

Has anybody heard of JackFM? Apparently. it's a national-wide station because when I travel, I pick up this station in the bigger cities. I first heard it in Dallas, and now I've heard it in Nashville, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, Chicago, and LA.

They play some diverse music. Like they'll play The Who, then Kelly Clarkson. I don't really consider it a mix station, but they don't play anything too hard or too soft. I love it and really don't change the station when I can pick it up somewhere. I would love us to get JackFM down here.
Yep, I hear JackFM, sometimes it will say JillFM. get it, jack and jill. lol
i have it programmed on my radio, but i rarely hear the radio because i have satellite radio, but still, the diversity of it is nice. Unfortunately, that station took over the spot of the station that used to be there and I miss that station, they played nothing but old rock.

In the Orlando area:



Has anybody heard of JackFM? Apparently. it's a national-wide station because when I travel, I pick up this station in the bigger cities. I first heard it in Dallas, and now I've heard it in Nashville, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Indianapolis, Chicago, and LA.

They play some diverse music. Like they'll play The Who, then Kelly Clarkson. I don't really consider it a mix station, but they don't play anything too hard or too soft. I love it and really don't change the station when I can pick it up somewhere. I would love us to get JackFM down here.


Jack FM took over the oldie station here on 104.3. I listen to it here and there,but I don't like it as much as the oldie station they had there before.

Yep, I hear JackFM, sometimes it will say JillFM. get it, jack and jill. lol
i have it programmed on my radio, but i rarely hear the radio because i have satellite radio, but still, the diversity of it is nice. Unfortunately, that station took over the spot of the station that used to be there and I miss that station, they played nothing but old rock.

Hey, Irene, which satellite radio do you have, XM or Sirius? I want to get satellite radio so bad but I just keep dragging my feet. I don't know why because it's only $49.95 at Best Buy. But I'm still trying to decide which one to get. XM has a prog rock station which I would be interested in but Sirius has 80's hair bands which I would also be interested in. I can't pick!!

Hey, Irene, which satellite radio do you have, XM or Sirius? I want to get satellite radio so bad but I just keep dragging my feet. I don't know why because it's only $49.95 at Best Buy. But I'm still trying to decide which one to get. XM has a prog rock station which I would be interested in but Sirius has 80's hair bands which I would also be interested in. I can't pick!!

Well I picked Sirius, for the MAN, Mr. Stern. I just received the radio I ordered today, so I'm happy I'll be able to be there from the start. In addition to channels 100 and 101, I'll definitely check out Big 80s, The Strobe (disco) and Soul Town (classic soul) among others. I don't even have it hooked up yet but I'm glad I've got it.

Well I picked Sirius, for the MAN, Mr. Stern. I just received the radio I ordered today, so I'm happy I'll be able to be there from the start. In addition to channels 100 and 101, I'll definitely check out Big 80s, The Strobe (disco) and Soul Town (classic soul) among others. I don't even have it hooked up yet but I'm glad I've got it.

I can understand you wanting Sirius to listen to Howard Stern, but to listen to disco and classic soul?!? Hello? You live in New York! There are more disco/hip-hop/R&B stations in NYC than you can shake a stick at, plus more stations with other formats that can acomodate songs like "Got To Be Real" (I hate that song!), while it's getting hard -damn hard - to find a god rock station in NYC. I live right across the river in the Jeresy suburbs, I should know! Subscribing to satellite radio in New York to listen to disco is like subscribing to satellite radio in Nashville to listen to country! :lol: :brent

online radio, and maybe Sirius/XM if I ever got those, but regular radio here in da ville is too plain and boring and have the most boring playlists. Our classic rock stations always play the same fifteen or so artists... our modern rock plays too much of that emo crap (which IMO is no better than rap rock), we have no dance format, we lost our jammin oldies station, which turned into a present day hip hop station, etc... it can go on.

We have so much country here. We DID at one point have an 80's station but it was basically the Springsteen/John Cougar Mellencamp station (I like JCM, but come on!!!) yet didn't even play Michael Jackson or Madonna, the two artists that are more 80's than anyone.

I can understand you wanting Sirius to listen to Howard Stern, but to listen to disco and classic soul?!? Hello? You live in New York! There are more disco/hip-hop/R&B stations in NYC than you can shake a stick at, plus more stations with other formats that can acomodate songs like "Got To Be Real" (I hate that song!), while it's getting hard -damn hard - to find a god rock station in NYC. I live right across the river in the Jeresy suburbs, I should know! Subscribing to satellite radio in New York to listen to disco is like subscribing to satellite radio in Nashville to listen to country! :lol: :brent

I don't have any disco/dance stations in my area and when I listen to AOL Radio or something, I will turn on some of those stations

I can understand you wanting Sirius to listen to Howard Stern, but to listen to disco and classic soul?!? Hello? You live in New York! There are more disco/hip-hop/R&B stations in NYC than you can shake a stick at, plus more stations with other formats that can acomodate songs like "Got To Be Real" (I hate that song!), while it's getting hard -damn hard - to find a god rock station in NYC. I live right across the river in the Jeresy suburbs, I should know! Subscribing to satellite radio in New York to listen to disco is like subscribing to satellite radio in Nashville to listen to country!


The main reason I'm getting it is for Stern, it's not so much the music stations. They're a bonus, but seeing as how there's a fee for the service, I might as well listen to all that's available, which includes no commercials.

By the way, you might want to check out satellite yourself.

Sirius Channels:
14: Early Classic Rock
15: Later Classic Rock
16: Deeper Classic Rock
17: Jam Bands
18: Adult Album Rock
19: Classic Hard Rock
20: Pure Hard Rock
21: Alternative Rock
22: Classic Alternative
23: 80s Hair Bands
24: Eclectic/Free Form
25: Little Steven's Underground Garage
26: Indie/College Rock
27: Heavy Metal

AOL Radio used to be fun but it's getting more boring now that it's gotten more and more aligned with XM instead of it's own channels.

For a period in early 2004 leading up to the release of Musicology, they had an all-Prince radio station, which included ALL of his albums, even N.E.W.S. and One Nite Alone and even had some of the b-sides and remixes on his singles, I dunno why they abandoned it because that station was very fun and unpredictable.

if you like internet radio, you should try Live365.com out, it's free with commercials, or $3.65 a month commercial-free (though some stations don't apply with commercials) and it's like a Google for online radio, if you can't find a station to your liking there, then frankly, you're too hard to please, lol.

For the chart gurus, there's even two seperate Billboard oriented radio stations, updated usually every week or two (I think the guy took a break this week though), right now they're simultaneously broadcasting the top 50 chart from the last week of 1975 and 1985 respectively (as the 70's BB channel and 80's BB channel always touches on the same year for each decade).

My favorite radio stations are:

1.97.3 The Coast-Plays the best hits of the 80's 90;s, and today.
2.101.5 Lite FM-Easy Listening with a touch of modern songs.
3.Y100-Pop hits station of Today
4.MaJic 102.7-Oldie Hits of the 60's and 80's.
5.103.5. The Bat-Hip-Hop hits of Today

The main reason I'm getting it is for Stern, it's not so much the music stations. They're a bonus, but seeing as how there's a fee for the service, I might as well listen to all that's available, which includes no commercials.

By the way, you might want to check out satellite yourself.

Sirius Channels:
14: Early Classic Rock
15: Later Classic Rock
16: Deeper Classic Rock
17: Jam Bands
18: Adult Album Rock
19: Classic Hard Rock
20: Pure Hard Rock
21: Alternative Rock
22: Classic Alternative
23: 80s Hair Bands
24: Eclectic/Free Form
25: Little Steven's Underground Garage
26: Indie/College Rock
27: Heavy Metal


I'd love to - :eyes: - but it's a little too much to squeeze in my budget right now. By the way, would an automtoive installation require drilling of any kind? Because what if I ordered it then had to give it up for some reason? I don't want any drill holes in my car! :eek:

I mean, we're talking about my Volkswagen!

My favorite radio stations are the following:
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WCHO 1250 (nostalgia), Washington Court House, OH
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Right after Christmas last year WCHO switched to a "rock and roll oldies" format. Ultimately I found another nostalgia station that can be heard in Dayton if I'm lucky, WMRI AM 860 in Marion, Indiana (north-northeast of Indianapolis). Unless I am east of I-675 I cannot tune in to WMNI AM 920 out of Columbus. In my apartment I tried the 920 frequency and picked up a station in Milwaukee :eek: instead, with a shortwave radio at that!

103.5 KTU
100.3 Z100
105.1 power 105
97.1 hot 97

all ny

103.5 KTU
100.3 Z100
105.1 power 105
97.1 hot 97

all ny

Yes, and thanks for reminding me why I don't listen to commercial NYC radio anymore! Someone decided that NYC is a disco town and those of us who don't like it can stick our radios up our wazoos! :eek2:

Or listen to WFUV. ;)

104.3 (Oldies)

93.1 before it changed to DOUG-FM...Which is crap.

95.5 (Mostly only when they show AT40)

89X (Alternative Rock)

Doug? NYC has Jack. :rolleyes: