Radio Stations

Here you go. Lots of choice
http://www.internetradiouk.com/#smooth-radio-102-2-fm

Natasha Whittam wrote:Why is everyone digging up old threads?

Twats!

I've now got more into Smooth FM now.

Very relaxing late at night.

karlypants wrote:

I've now got more into Smooth FM now.

Very relaxing late at night.

This doesn't surprise me.
I tend to listen more to talk radio these days. I've got enough of the music I like to keep me going for years to come.
In passing, why are CD cases such a pain in the arse to open. Most of mine are off the hinges.

boltonbonce wrote:

karlypants wrote:

I've now got more into Smooth FM now.

Very relaxing late at night.

This doesn't surprise me.
I tend to listen more to talk radio these days. I've got enough of the music I like to keep me going for years to come.
In passing, why are CD cases such a pain in the arse to open. Most of mine are off the hinges.

Yep! I can relate to this and they were even more of a pain when they contained the 2cd insert.

boltonbonce wrote:
In passing, why are CD cases such a pain in the arse to open. Most of mine are off the hinges.

The manufacturing quality product lifespan equation obviously.
They were built to last until the exact moment someone discovered Spotify.

I listen to radio x, tend to listen to podcasts quite a bit too

i rarely listen to the radio, only when Bolton are on usually. Has anyone heard that bloke they have on Bolton FM in the studio when Bolton are playing? He can't really speak the way he does surely? He must be hamming it up for the radio 

Radio 3 and Radio 4.

Gold radio, (although if you ask Alexa, its Gold London from Tune In). Got it set up for all 5 speakers. Its just right for us mouldy oldies as it plays 60,s 70's and 80's.

gloswhite wrote: Its just right for us mouldy oldies as it plays 60,s 70's and 80's.

Really? I've been looking for a radio station that plays Beefheart, Zappa, Hendrix, Clash and Zeppelin for ages. Must check it out

I'm sure there's one out there, but this is mainly pop music, with very little of the heavier stuff. Good luck looking 

gloswhite wrote:I'm sure there's one out there, but this is mainly pop music, with very little of the heavier stuff. Good luck looking 

Typical. Reminds me of my daughter taking me out to a "70's night" which she said I'd love. I was thinking the decade of the birth of heavy metal, punk, west coast rock, funk, electronica, reggae and dub. 
I got Abba, David Soul and the friggin' Bee Gees - and she got a lesson in music history. TBF she still plays 70s Bowie so I guess it was worth it.

There's an Absolute classic rock that may be more to your taste Lusty

https://planetradio.co.uk/absolute-classic-rock/

wanderlust wrote:

gloswhite wrote:I'm sure there's one out there, but this is mainly pop music, with very little of the heavier stuff. Good luck looking 

Typical. Reminds me of my daughter taking me out to a "70's night" which she said I'd love. I was thinking the decade of the birth of heavy metal, punk, west coast rock, funk, electronica, reggae and dub. 
I got Abba, David Soul and the friggin' Bee Gees - and she got a lesson in music history. TBF she still plays 70s Bowie so I guess it was worth it.

karlypants wrote:

Must admit David Soul and the Bee Gees would tip me over the edge as well.