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http://radio.garden/visit/marshalltown-ia/HaN955C4

Fantastic! Thank you for sharing.

Fun playing with it. Good stations in Souix Lookout, Canada, Toronto, France, Japan. All different types of music.

Very cool!

Equador playing Disco. Wow.

Techno-pop rulez in eastern Europe/Russia.

I shared this with a friend from India. He was very happy to hear from his former country.

Thank you for sharing the link.

Thats is neat. Thanks.

I found one in Vladivostok, Russia playing "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ya." It seems to be a song for a historic or parody radio show as I heard "Hitler" interspersed in the talking.

It's amazing how many broadcast in English.

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Originally posted by Hobbs:
All the ones in seemingly middle of nowhere are most often religious in nature.

I searched for Bakersfield and couldn't find gospel music on a colored radio station. Maybe only on Sunday morning?

That is really cool. I was surprised how many stations I found all over the world playing western music in english.

Eponym— maybe some girls with far away eyes could have found it. It has to be there.

I was searching last night, and it’s hard to know where you’re at exactly. I was searching East coast and ended up in Canterbury, NH. The country like song playing was ‘Driving my truck in high heeled shoes’. It was pretty funny. Then they played Motts ‘All the Young Dudes’, followed by Zappa’s ‘Bobby Brown’. All good songs. Then started playing some comedy stuff. I finally realized it was a gay radio station called ‘Eargasm’. It was actually pretty funny with some good tunes.

Japan seems to have a lot of stations playing 50s type songs that you would hear in a smoke filled little bar. Slow Sinatra type songs, but not him, just that genre.
It’s really fun seeing what some parts of the world is listening to.

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:
Very cool. It seems that rap is popular in Spain.

Jim

My first trip to Europe was a business trip to install a mainframe computer for Phillips in Holland. I turned on the radio of my rental car, expecting to hear classical music – maybe Beethoven.

But I heard Roger Miller singing “Chug-a-Lug”.

Thank you for sharing and God Bless !!!

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Originally posted by DaBigBR:
That is really cool. I was surprised how many stations I found all over the world playing western music in english.

When I went to Thailand, all of the popular radio stations were top 40 music from the US.

All of the locals basically told me the same thing: the US music industry is hands down the largest and highest quality. Additionally, A lot of the younger (30 and below) crowd there has some level of basic English and music helps them develop their skills.

Fantastic technology worldwide, almost all in the service of absolute dreck.

Sweet. Ty

I was surprised to find so many American, English songs in Poland.

for some reason I cannot get this site to load on my Ipad. Any idea's?

Super Kool! Thank you for the post!!!!!

That's pretty neat. Like m1009 said, it's funny how many US songs are played throughout the world. Bruno Mars in the Falklands...

Yep, I'm hooked. Thanks.