i though by this time they would have made another dance station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are planning to start a new dance station or something? is there a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New York
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When will there be a dance station again?
- Thread starter xtinaisstorm
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9
954
Guest
There are Three Dance Stations Here
> i though by this time they would have made another dance
> station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
> planning to start a new dance station or something? is there
> a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
> probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New York
There are Three Dance Stations Here
See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
<font size='+1'>Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of</font>
<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P><P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by 954 on 10/21/05 05:46 PM.</FONT></P>
> i though by this time they would have made another dance
> station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
> planning to start a new dance station or something? is there
> a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
> probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New York
There are Three Dance Stations Here
See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
<font size='+1'>Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of</font>
<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P><P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by 954 on 10/21/05 05:46 PM.</FONT></P>
Re: There are Three Dance Stations Here
> > i though by this time they would have made another dance
> > station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
>
> > planning to start a new dance station or something? is
> there
> > a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
>
> > probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New
> York
>
> There are Three Dance Stations Here
>
> See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
> Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
>
> Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of
At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or an Internet connection.
Post 955 dedicated to WKQI Detroit, "Channel 9-5-5". It's the closest thing to a modern-day version of the original Power 96 that I've heard since I left Miami.<P ID="signature">______________
"Congratulations to Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, they had a baby yesterday. Spears said he sleeps 18 hours a day and so does the baby.
-- Conan O'Brien
http://theradioblog.blogspot.com</P>
> > i though by this time they would have made another dance
> > station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
>
> > planning to start a new dance station or something? is
> there
> > a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
>
> > probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New
> York
>
> There are Three Dance Stations Here
>
> See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
> Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
>
> Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of
At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or an Internet connection.
Post 955 dedicated to WKQI Detroit, "Channel 9-5-5". It's the closest thing to a modern-day version of the original Power 96 that I've heard since I left Miami.<P ID="signature">______________
"Congratulations to Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, they had a baby yesterday. Spears said he sleeps 18 hours a day and so does the baby.
-- Conan O'Brien
http://theradioblog.blogspot.com</P>
9
954
Guest
Re: There are Three Dance Stations Here
> At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance
> station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or
> an Internet connection.
I suppose.
It also would be nice to have a
classical station that didn't require
a $500 HD multicast radio or a web
connection, too.
The reason this is relevant is that
Party 93.1 is what Cox replaced Classical
WTMI with after 31 years serving the
community, back in 2001.
Ironic, huh?
73s from 954, still waiting for Hurricane Wilma!<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P>
> At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance
> station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or
> an Internet connection.
I suppose.
It also would be nice to have a
classical station that didn't require
a $500 HD multicast radio or a web
connection, too.
The reason this is relevant is that
Party 93.1 is what Cox replaced Classical
WTMI with after 31 years serving the
community, back in 2001.
Ironic, huh?
73s from 954, still waiting for Hurricane Wilma!<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P>
Re: There are Three Dance Stations Here
> > i though by this time they would have made another dance
> > station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
>
> > planning to start a new dance station or something? is
> there
> > a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
>
> > probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New
> York
>
> There are Three Dance Stations Here
>
> See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
> Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
>
> Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of
>
Well I know those station exist but is there any chance FM radio will have a dance radio ever?
> > i though by this time they would have made another dance
> > station in miami to replace party. Anyone know if they are
>
> > planning to start a new dance station or something? is
> there
> > a possibility? miami shouldnt have even lost Party 931 its
>
> > probably the biggest dance capital of the US after New
> York
>
> There are Three Dance Stations Here
>
> See the news item (with links) about them (WPOW HD-2,
> Tunzradio LPFM, and Party online) in September Radio News:
>
> Dance Music Still on South Florida Radio ... sort of
>
Well I know those station exist but is there any chance FM radio will have a dance radio ever?
Re: Classical vs dance
> > At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance
>
> > station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or
>
> > an Internet connection.
>
> I suppose.
>
> It also would be nice to have a
> classical station that didn't require
> a $500 HD multicast radio or a web
> connection, too.
>
> The reason this is relevant is that
> Party 93.1 is what Cox replaced Classical
> WTMI with after 31 years serving the
> community, back in 2001.
>
> Ironic, huh?
>
> 73s from 954, still waiting for Hurricane Wilma!
>
Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with "A Fifth of Beethoven".
> > At the same time, though, it would be nice to have a dance
>
> > station that doesn't require an IB(A)C-compatible radio or
>
> > an Internet connection.
>
> I suppose.
>
> It also would be nice to have a
> classical station that didn't require
> a $500 HD multicast radio or a web
> connection, too.
>
> The reason this is relevant is that
> Party 93.1 is what Cox replaced Classical
> WTMI with after 31 years serving the
> community, back in 2001.
>
> Ironic, huh?
>
> 73s from 954, still waiting for Hurricane Wilma!
>
Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with "A Fifth of Beethoven".
9
954
Guest
Re: Classical vs dance
> Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with
> "A Fifth of Beethoven".
That was disco, wasn't it?
Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P>
> Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with
> "A Fifth of Beethoven".
That was disco, wasn't it?
Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
<P ID="signature">______________
<center>South Florida Radio Pages</center></P>
I
Ivan
Guest
Re: Classical vs dance
> > Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> > music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with
>
> > "A Fifth of Beethoven".
>
> That was disco, wasn't it?
>
> Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
>
> 73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
>
Yeah, people used to say that Disco was soulless and repetitious. Then came Techno. Then you knew what soulless and repetitious really was.
> > Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> > music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's with
>
> > "A Fifth of Beethoven".
>
> That was disco, wasn't it?
>
> Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
>
> 73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
>
Yeah, people used to say that Disco was soulless and repetitious. Then came Techno. Then you knew what soulless and repetitious really was.
M
midwestclubber
Guest
Tunzradio 88.7 is a Part 15 - Net only
> FYI: There are no FCC-licensed LPFM radio stations legally
> operating in the State of Florida.
>
Tunz-Radio is actually a net only station, owned by a young dude named Jeff. They do broadcast on 88.7 During Live Remotes, with a Part 15 transmitter, but you can only hear the signal about 200 to 500 feet away from the Mobile Van.
> FYI: There are no FCC-licensed LPFM radio stations legally
> operating in the State of Florida.
>
Tunz-Radio is actually a net only station, owned by a young dude named Jeff. They do broadcast on 88.7 During Live Remotes, with a Part 15 transmitter, but you can only hear the signal about 200 to 500 feet away from the Mobile Van.
Re: Classical vs dance
> > > Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> > > music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's
> with
> >
> > > "A Fifth of Beethoven".
> >
> > That was disco, wasn't it?
> >
> > Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
> >
> > 73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
> >
> Yeah, people used to say that Disco was soulless and
> repetitious. Then came Techno. Then you knew what soulless
> and repetitious really was.
>
then came people like u that call everything dance music techno. Techno is just a subgenre of dance music like Trance,Progressive,Euphoric,House, etc. Party 931 didnt even play what u would really call "TECHNO"
> > > Y'know, we could just merge classical and dance
> > > music...wait, Walter Murphy did that back in the 70's
> with
> >
> > > "A Fifth of Beethoven".
> >
> > That was disco, wasn't it?
> >
> > Not even close to what they call "dance" music today.
> >
> > 73s from 954 down in Wilmaland
> >
> Yeah, people used to say that Disco was soulless and
> repetitious. Then came Techno. Then you knew what soulless
> and repetitious really was.
>
then came people like u that call everything dance music techno. Techno is just a subgenre of dance music like Trance,Progressive,Euphoric,House, etc. Party 931 didnt even play what u would really call "TECHNO"
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