When I was a kid "oldies" stations were 60s and 70s. Then 80s crept in. Felt old when Absolute Radio 90s came in but listening to it in the car just now they've started touting Absolute Radio 00s on DAB. Apparently it's been going a while but its being pushed on more DAB transmitters.
To me the 00s seems like yesterday. It's up to 20 years ago...
I thought, "I can't turn that down."
Two days ago I said something to a female colleague of mine in a groupchat which was very not done. It just happened in the heat of the moment and I almost instantly realised I shouldn't have said it. So I sent her a text where in I explained myself and apologised. Haven't heard back from her since, but did find out she removed me from IG and Snapchat. Tomorrow I will see her again and I have no clue what to do. This is kind of freaking me out. What the f should I do?
That are 100 percent reliable and give the best real life ballistic usage.
I haven't wanted to kill a DJ so badly since I did the Confidence Man with Travis. If I knew where he was, I would definitely kill him.
My grandmother from the Midwest used to play this channel that had music refered to as "mellow moods". She'd play it at night when she'd come to pick me up from my mom's. There was always some smooth voiced Teddy Pendergrass voiced dude hosting it and people would call in to give opinions about topics.
I'm looking for any stations that have that same vibe to play at night. I'm in DTLA so throw me those local stations as well please.
I'm currently working on getting my license in Canada and have essentially no radio knowledge aside from university experience with electrical engineering and basic radio wave stuff. On this sub I've seen a lot of people with radio set ups in their cars and had a few questions about them.
- What's the purpose of them? Is it to find other people on the go as you drive into other peoples ranges?
- Whats a good recommendation for a beginner car set up?
- Are there any questionable areas in yerms of legality with having a car set up in Canada?
- Can i legally have a set up in my car before i have a license as long as I only listen and not transmit?
Thanks for the help!
I don’t have Twitter so @me if something is different there. No thank yous, no well wishes, and they don’t even acknowledge they’re leaving. When you have someone like Kyle come and completely overhaul pitching development and you don’t even thank him publicly when he leaves, you know you’re a trash organization.
Move or sell the team Bob, no one wants your fucking shit here anymore.
Feeder performed a 3 song acoustic live set on Absolute Radio 17 December 2021.
Brilliant performance as usual, Grant sounding so good.
Wall of Silence https://youtu.be/_DaaADkvofA
Buck Rogers (new version) https://youtu.be/OOfKQDGFSjE
The Power of Love (cover) https://youtu.be/GSpoSWc3kz8
The cartoon I am looking for:
Featured the character(s) at either the beginning or end of the episode radioing different frequencies, possibly trying to find someone to help or save them? I believe they had a specific phrase each time they tried to radio someone.
Possibly featured puppetry (75% sure it did), but I think only puppets, not a mixture of puppets and normal people.
Had a sci-fi sort of feeling.
Aired in the 90's or 00's, likely for only 1 or 2 seasons.
Possibly Canadian or British exclusive programming, likely ran on either YTV or Teletoon.
My google-fu has had no luck at all, thought I'd ask you fine people for help.
