What are your best radio stations?

[clacton0]

Here is my top ten as of this month

Kiss FM UK
Capital London
Radio 2
Dream 100
FreshRadioUK
LiveFM UK
VisionRadioUK
FLEX FM London
Shake FM 103.7
Playback UK

These are all on tune in app

[Villiam Hayes]

BBC Radio 1
Cool Fm(local) and
Radio 5 (footie)are about all I would really listen to.

[RandyK]

700 WLW (Cincinnati)
104.7 WTUE (Dayton)
XM 38 Ozzy's Boneyard

[Johnny Vinyl]

I don't listen to much radio any longer as it's mostly just too repetitive for my liking. It's no longer about the DJ and listener having an influence on what's being played, or taking a chance on playing new material. Everything's controlled by advertising dollars and thereby the creation of set playlists that won't offend the advertiser. The magic of radio has left us.

[arcadeforest]

When listening to music I pretty much listen to Sirius Sat radio. Favorite stations would be:

Lithium - 90's alternative
90's channel
80's channel
1st Wave
Deep Tracks
Classic Vinyl
Classic Rewind

And Howard 100 when its recent shows.

[A Tortured Duckling]

I usually punch in "J.J. Cale" on Pandora, and let it go. Rarely, if ever, do i run into a song i feel like skipping. It comes up with a lot of Blues, Americana, Folk-Rock, some Jazz. A great variety of artists, too. From Bob Dylan to John Mayer, and Mark Knopfler to Gov't Mule.

If i'm not listening to this, i'm usually tuned to "Jam On" on Sirius.

[J.R._Beasley]

The only station I listen to is 88.9 KETR.

The reason is the dj's of the shows I listen to are in it because they love the music, period.

Great shows such as:

Notably Texan - Centered around Texas musicians across genres.

Latin Soul - Latin jazz, soul, bossanova.

A couple Bluegrass shows, Bluegrass Breakdown, and Bluegrass Review.

Beale Street Caravan - Zydeco, Blues, Root Rock.

And for a little comedy, A Prairie Home Companion.

Mornings are NPR broadcasts. The station kind of harks back to the days when stations did not play one genre 24 hours a day.

Give it a listen: http://ketr.org/

[West E]

Sirius XMU
Sirius Alternative Nation

[THE_FORCE]

I have TraxxFM on all day, every day.

Either the Funk or Golden Oldies stations. No ads, no jingles and no talking. Just pure music with great variety.

[toddly6666]

Any show that airs Howard Stern

[Lemmy Lugosi]

ITunes.

[Silo5]

Originally Posted by Randyman94

700 WLW (Cincinnati)
104.7 WTUE (Dayton)
XM 38 Ozzy's Boneyard

Love the Eddie & Tracy Show

[PopcornBandit]

95.7 FM "The Ride" (Hickory, NC)
97.7 Chuck FM (Greenville, SC)

[madlost1]

At home:
97.9 X (other than the morning hours until ten because I can't stand the Free Beer and Hot Wings show)
Rock 107

And when on vacation in Ocean City, MD:

93.5 The Beach

[UK_fan_05]

Any station airing Kidd Kraddick In The Morning or I just turn on Pandora.

[Omegaice]

I have not listened to terrestrial radio in over 5 years since I subscribe to SiriusXM. The stations on Sirius I listen to are:

Sirius 67- Real Jazz <--I listen to this station 85% of the time.
Sirius 51 - BPM (Dance Hits)
Sirius 41 - Faction (Alt Rock)
Sirius 8 - 80s Hits
Sirius 114 - Fox News
Sirius 88 - NFL News

[FREYMAX 3D]

I usually listen to AM talk radio, but because AM reception is so unreliable and noisy, I listen to them on my Grace internet radio - Clear as a bell on there! My main listening station is WHP AM580 out of Harrisburg PA.

When I'm not listening to talk radio, Trance and Ambient stations are my staple for music. ETN.fm , trance.fm, A State of Trance, Chillout Radio, etc.

[Scarriere]

When we visit in Edmonton, I switch between The Bear 100.3 (rock&classic rock) and Sonic 102.9 (alternative).
Here in our town, our choices are pretty lame so it's Sirius all the time: Octane and Lithium.

[Chris60119]

Radio? Who needs a radio?

Dumb and Dumber - Mockingbird Scene - YouTube

[jwblu]

93.5 Rocks the Lake (Lake of the Ozarks, Mo) only good rock station left.
106.9 *Y107* (Columbia, MO) only if I'm desperate