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88.5 Northridge

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Crevecoeur123

Growing up with KSAN and KWST gave me the opportunity to listen to music not ordinarily heard on any FM station.
I've been trying to find a station similar to this for decades without any luck.
That being said, I've been listening to 88.5 in Northridge and I finally can listen to variety of rock.
Check it out, it's a great way to get exposed to new genres.
 
Crevecoeur123 said:
Growing up with KSAN and KWST gave me the opportunity to listen to music not ordinarily heard on any FM station.
I've been trying to find a station similar to this for decades without any luck.
That being said, I've been listening to 88.5 in Northridge and I finally can listen to variety of rock.
Check it out, it's a great way to get exposed to new genres.
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Yes I've heard of that station, aren't there 2 now?
 
Hot Hits said:
Yes I've heard of that station, aren't there 2 now?
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Mr. Hits....yes there are two now. 88.5 KCSN out of Northridge and 88.5 KSBR out of Mission Viejo. Here is how to listen to 88.5 FM:
* On-air – if you are within a 10 to 15-mile radius of Northridge, Beverly Hills, or Mission Viejo
* Online - http://www.885fm.org/listen
* Mobile Apps – 88.5 FM has its own app (orange circle in a black framing) which starts up with hardly any buffering time. Also the station can be selected via the TuneIn and iHeart radio listening apps
 
david said:
Mr. Hits....yes there are two now. 88.5 KCSN out of Northridge and 88.5 KSBR out of Mission Viejo. Here is how to listen to 88.5 FM:
* On-air – if you are within a 10 to 15-mile radius of Northridge, Beverly Hills, or Mission Viejo
* Online - http://www.885fm.org/listen
* Mobile Apps – 88.5 FM has its own app (orange circle in a black framing) which starts up with hardly any buffering time. Also the station can be selected via the TuneIn and iHeart radio listening apps
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Thank you I started my unsuccessful Radio career there at age 12, Elton John was new, Python Lee Jackson had a big hit, we never heard from him again? On occasions I would raise the 3KW to almost 5KW, always felt uneasy doing so as I didn't want to burn down the Speech Drama building
 
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying 88.5 FM

Crevecoeur123 said:
Growing up with KSAN and KWST gave me the opportunity to listen to music not ordinarily heard on any FM station.
I've been trying to find a station similar to this for decades without any luck.
That being said, I've been listening to 88.5 in Northridge and I finally can listen to variety of rock.
Check it out, it's a great way to get exposed to new genres.
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It's my personal bridge to hearing NEW ROCK first like Spoon and deeper tracks from BECK's new 'Colors' - its like a friend in the car when you need it the most. Yes, the signal is weak in South Bay where I live (KCSN) but in Tustin where I work, the HD Radio transmission comes in clearly (KSBR). I renewed my membership (upped it to $100 this year). JG
 
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