I'm old, and I used to be cool.

[Al Czervik]

http://www.93xrt.com/ONXRT11-Live-From-The-Archives/2989893

Long live xrt.

[chop456]

I miss Rock Over London. Still dig The Big Beat. It wasn't long after they went corporate and tightened their playlist that I got XM. I looked forward to their CD player screwing up so that Brehmer could play whatever he wanted, which didn't happen often enough. I wish WLUW had 50,000 watts.

[Andrew Longman]

xrt is something l look forward to whenever I am in Chitown. I had a job in the early 80s that for 2 months kept me in a car all day driving around Chicago. XRT was a real find.

Philly has it's own institution and you ca listen on the web http://xpn.org/

Always commercial free. I can listen all day.

xpn has been around forever and a lot of its staff came from another old progressive station that eventually was taken over by some crap corporate stuff.

These stations are true treasures these days.

[Elmo T]

Philly has it's own institution and you ca listen on the web http://xpn.org/



You don't realize how special they are until you travel out of the area. :thumbup:

I spend more time with the iPod wired in now, but if you look at my playlists, they are loaded with stuff heard for the first time on XPN.

[oddlycalm]

These stations are true treasures these days.
Amen. We'll never be able to thank the FCC properly for deregulation of the broadcast business, but I can think of some ways I'd like to try....:shakehead :thumdown:

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