Favourite Radio Station you Listen To?

[Tranquilbez]

Everyone has one, The Radio Station I listen to is called Triple J, It's a national station that plays music that you wouldn't normally hear on mainstream radio, it sponsors alot of music festivals, and undiscovered talent I got into it via my father

What is yours?

[Asher1985]

My favourite radio station is Kerrang! They play all manner of Rock, Punk and Metal music. But this only plays in the West Midlands (they're based in Birmingham). Where I live (Yorkshire) is too far away to pick it up

So instead I get stuck with local and national radio stations that only play mainstream pop/dance/r 'n' b music. I only listen to the radio for news updates

[Ryakamanu]

Heh, the stations I have are pretty much crap. The only one I listen to on a regular basis is Z106.1, which is all classic rock. Mix100 is ok sometimes since it's oldies and used to listen to 103.1 The Bear back when I was into more mainstream rock. I think there are more country stations than anything else around here.

[vegetollo7]

98.5 FM the Sports Hub. The flagship radio station for the Boston Bruins.

[kfree7]

Octane on XM satellite. Channel 37. Hard rock all the time. No commercials.

[WillTheBassist]

I like 6music and Radio 2.

I only listen to Radio 2 for certain programmes though such as Sounds of the Seventies.

[Xernova]

Originally Posted by WillTheBassist

I only listen to Radio 2 for certain programmes though such as Sounds of the Seventies.

Radio 2 exists in England too? I had no idea.

Of course over here Radio 2 is in Dutch. They play mostly older music, which I happen to like. I'm generally not too fond of today's music; too... "busy"? Not sure if that's the right word.

Anyway, I don't listen all that much to the radio to begin with. I'll always put my radio alarm clock on when I go to bed (Radio 2, yes), but other than that, not much at all.

[WillTheBassist]

BBC Radio 2.

Plays a lot of older music, depends on what show you listen to a lot is a mixture of popular songs old and new but as I said programmes like Jonny Walker's Sounds of the Seventies is really up my street so I chill to that on a Sunday night.

[Landmine214]

106.7 KBPI(Colorado), Awesome rock/metal station

[Frxn]

Fox FM, but as I'm not in Melbourne it's kinda impractical to listen to it 'cause I don't have a stable internet connection to stream it outside my house, especially on the train etc and haven't really listened to radio for 6 years anyway

My first thought when I read the title was "San Juan Sounds" haha