Atlantic 252
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rillingtonWed 07/05/08 20:53 |
A252 was the station to listen to if you were a young 'un in the early 1990s. It was the station of my youth and was innovative insofar as ILR copied A252's format. |
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foxyWed 07/05/08 21:01 |
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I used to love it. It was fab. If you weren't demanding top notch quality, you could hear it anywhere in Ireland and in most of Britain. |
horrocksjmWed 07/05/08 21:10 |
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God, what a blast from the past. The reception was crap, but I remeber the music being really good. |
angelis_471Wed 07/05/08 21:15 |
I used to listen to it all the time when i was younger - me and my sister would tape the top 40 and try to stop the tape while they talked inbetween the songs so we just got a tape of music - it never worked we ended up missing part of most of the songs. lol |
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rillingtonWed 07/05/08 21:28 |
Reception was good during the day but interference from other stations made it difficult to listen sometimes after dark. |
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fastbikeWed 07/05/08 21:32 |
Hmm let's think of the worst possible waveband to put a music station - How about Long Wave ? |
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chutzpahWed 07/05/08 22:03 |
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Long Wave Radio Atlantic 252..... |
chutzpahWed 07/05/08 23:23 |
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Oh - and the bloody soundtrack to my mornings, thanks to my brother..... |
rillingtonThu 08/05/08 00:21 |
quoting > "Hmm let's think of the worst possible waveband to put a music station - How about Long Wave ?" |
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