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| 2210.1 | WBOS Sunday Evenings | NRADM::KARL | It's computerized, no thing c,an go wrong nothing c an g | Wed Dec 20 1989 13:00 | 13 |
| WBOS in Boston (not sure of the Frequency) has a show on Sunday nights
that starts off with New Age sounding Jazz, then switches to a New
Age show. It starts around 8:00 P. M. I think, but I'm not sure about
this either. The New Age is excellent, it has many different styles,
but all very good with few commercials.
WJIB also mixes New Age in with their evening/night programming,
but it's a mixed bag with other stuff that's not.
I taped one of those old WMRQ shows and wish I had taped more, but
WBOS is just as good, and I'm glad I discovered it.
Bill
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| 2210.2 | .1 Continued ... | NRADM::KARL | It's computerized, no thing c,an go wrong nothing c an g | Wed Dec 20 1989 13:03 | 3 |
| RE: .1 - it might be Saturday, but I think it's Sunday night.
BIll
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| 2210.3 | Boston-Framingham area | HPSRAD::NORCROSS | Beauty, Feeling, Play, Creativity | Thu Dec 21 1989 10:16 | 28 |
| Maybe the moderators should modify the title of this note to be
"Electronic Music on the Radio".
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For at least 1 year prior to September 1989, I listened to "The Saturday
Morning Show" broadcast out of Boston College (Newton) at 90.3 on your FM
dial (WZBC), every Saturday morning from 10am-1pm. I have since moved
out of listening range. This is (was?) an excellent show featuring the
likes of:
Tangerine Dream,
Steve Roach,
Brian Eno,
Vangelis,
other international, national, and local artists.
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Also on Sunday evenings, at 91.3 (or 91.5, not sure) on your FM dial (I
was able to receive the signal in Framingham), from 5-6pm there was an
electronic music show on; and from 6-7pm they broadcast "Music from the
Hearts of Space".
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How about electronic music broadcast in the Nashua area? Please???
/Mitch
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| 2210.4 | WMDK | 4TRACK::LAQUERRE | | Thu Dec 21 1989 10:34 | 25 |
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Well, this reply is not specifically about electronic music or new age music,
but since you've mentioned radio in New Hampshire, I want throw in a plug
for WMDK.
I listen to WBOS because their new format, including their special features
such as the New Age and Jazz shows you mentioned. They have the best format
I've heard from a greater boston commercial station in a long time.
But when I want a little more "edge" to the music, I tune into WMDK out of
Peterborough. They are one of the few stations I know of that plays
alternative rock as a matter of course. They call it album rock, but they
tend to play things that you're not going to hear elsewhere. The DJs are not
the best in the world and kind of corny at times, but they're not afraid to
play new music. They even have a late Monday night show that features a new
artist--and just about everytime it's a band I've never heard of before--which
is why I listen to MDK in the first place.
WMDK is at 92 (I think it's .5) on the dial., Unfortunately, you won't pick
them up if you hook your FM antenna up to the local cable line. The Warner
Cable antennas must be faced toward Boston, because I can get Boston stations
great, but anything North or West of Nashua (WEVO, WMDK) is unavailable.
Peter
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| 2210.5 | WBOS every night from 11-1? | TALLIS::HERDEG | Mark Herdeg, LTN1-2/H09 226-6520 | Wed Dec 27 1989 16:44 | 4 |
| I haven't listened recently, but a few months ago WBOS (92.?) was playing New
Age every night from 11 to 1, not just on Sundays.
-Mark
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