This thread makes me sad. WMMS (100.7) ruled when I was young - it was even usually named the best radio station in The States. Very cutting edge. Then something bad happened. Somebody bought it out and turned it into a Top 40 sort of format. Cleveland hasn't been the same since .

When I'm just driving and feel good? a classic rock station -we have several here. When I'm on a job somewhere and have a deadline to meet and too much blank wall staring back? KUAF- University of Arkansas Fayetteville. [ Classical all day, jazz and blues at night.] Helps me concentrate!

I listen to QMFM 103.5(soft rock)
Jack Fm

Oldies 1150 - CKOC Hamilton

Heart, Virgin and Capital Gold.

These stations:

99.9- The Buzz
95.9- 96 the mix
95.5- Triple X

These are USA stations.

Lite FM, classic rock, alternative, NPR and when my son is with me in the car we listen to Radio Disney.

The radio choices in my neck of the woods are abysmal. My favorites are KKJZ LA and WBGO Newark which are streamed via the internet. I love my Jazz.

KOSY 106.5

There's several great online radio stations. One of my favorites is at Grunnen Rocks site. Nice show selection to choose from.

www.grunnenrocks.nl/radio/

For morning talk, I listen to Dave, Shelly & Chainsaw on 101.5, KGB

For music I usually listen to KGB-classic rock and Jack FM.

hi all
since my team's name begins with "classicalmusic" you may well believe that i listen to that (i include opera in this category), so in case any of you want a link to classical music stations, here is one:
http://www.mikesradioworld.com/ft_classical.html
wherever i have lived, i have listened to the classical music station of that place so living in the state of washington, i listen to KING-FM.
i would like to think that some of you are listening to either that specific station or an equivalent wherever you are, perhaps even at the same time. why this might please me is because in a way we are sharing something i regard as one of the most sublime creations of man yet.
peacelovejoy
drbob
ps, also recalling the fact that carl sagan included bach on that rocket forgot name sent out to the stars--what better introduction to man that that?
i appreciate many other forms of music as well, but my main pleasure is classical!

The two radio stations I listen to in my area are Z104 (104.1 FM) and KISSFM (103.7 FM).

I listen to classic rock (WROR 105.7, WODS 103.3) or sports radio (WEEI 850).

Classic rock station in the swim bus, soft rock and NPR in the car, and when other people are controlling the radio, country and rap. I don't like the last two genres, but it's not my call.

Radio, what's that? There's not a lot of choice where I am. I like the oldies, 50's 60's and some 70's but there isn't a station here that has that format. Sometimes in the car I listen to the talk radio station but after listening to the host talk like his opinion is the only one that counts, I get bored and turn it off. I mostly listen to my CD collection.

hi all
right now i am listening to my tv
playing on music choice opera mussorgsky boris godunov (mineva, ghiaurov, svetley)--the whole opera/no commercials.
i pay $6.95/mo for a variety of music channels (3 of which are classical).
am hearing the coronation scene.
majestic.
were i listening to fm, i would be playing king-fm which is the classical station in the broader seattle area.
of course, i can also listen to just about anywhere worldwide and sometimes i do do that.

I play music so much that when I'm on my own I only want to listen to NPR news/talk or a genre of music that is totally divorced from that which I do. I've been drawn most recently to a classic Iranian station and one from Berlin. If I listen to oldies, I get too tense and excited, wondering if my band should do a remake of this song or that song.

Usually Radio 1 but Five Live on a Saturday or when they're covering a match I'm interested in.
Radio 4 - especially their 6.30pm comedy slot.
Radio 2 on odd occasions - usually Jonathan Ross.
Various genre based internet stations depending on what sort of music I fancy.
The radio section on the BBC website has a fantastic "Listen Again" facility which allows you to listen to any show on their major networks at any time for up to a week after they were first broadcast -it's brilliant and well worth checking out www.bbc.co.uk/radio

Hmmm... Well Adelaide listeners would know about Milly and Lehmo, or for those that don't know who they are, they're the breakfast hosts. Midday it's normally Nova 91.9 here in Adelaide, and back to SAFM 107.1 at night. As a teenager, they mainly play the 'popular' stuff at night and in the morning, but Nova varies during the day. I'l listen to the latest music out, but also the older stuff, mainly 80's music.

WFAT 96.5 FM -rock, classic-a good mix of the old and new.

I usually listen to three main stations: Nova 106.9fm (contempory music), Triple M 104.5fm (rock), and 98.9fm (country music).

You know what else is good? Live 365 internet radio--I can listen to any genre I choose while I play and everything is right here at my fingertips. Try it, I dont think you will be disappointed.