How come Houston dont have a Techno radio station? Like Pure techno dance only.?
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Check out the local college radio stations; it won't be all techno but there is usually someone who will put on a show every now and then.
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Trance is just ok for me....Personally I'm addicted to Happy Hardcore, or Hardcore as its known now, Eurodance, Dance, Hard Dance, and House....I'll give ya some of the DJ's from Hardcore...Hardcore is becoming more well known throughout the world, which is great, because in my opinion its the best shape/form of techno out there....\n\nHardcore DJ's: Hixxy, Scott Brown, Styles + Breeze, Gammer, Dougal, Re-Con, Sharkey, UFO...
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Underground DJs are the best......try to find DJ Fuzion and DJ Logic.......
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it's called 106.7 needs help?? I'm from Detroit but I don't live there anymore, that was my favorite station ... that sucks ... by the way Detroit has the best radio in the country, coming from that to anything else is weird, there's NO variety!!! Only one station for every genre, it's horrible. Guess you'll have to go back 101.1 Wrif :(
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Just go to www.frictionradio.com and listen there - its commercial free and much better :P
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Turn on your radio, turn it up and dance!! Ask someone to join you, have some fun!!
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Try http://www.soul1063radio.com/home.php
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I don't know.  Why don't you post your question to the Yahoo Group for Lauchcast at http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/launchcast/ \n\nThe product manager for Launchcast reads the Group messages.  Maybe you can convince them to add such a station.  It sounds like a good idea to me, but they might not have anyone knowledgeable enough in this genre to properly program such a station.\n\nYou probably already know this, but they do have stations for Modern Broadway, Classic Broadway, Classic Vocal Standards, Greatest Pop Ballands, Martini Lounge and Show Tunes.  Plus, you can listen to, say, the Tom Jones fan station (from the Tom Jones artist page) which might play some of this style of music.
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internet radio station club 977 the 80's channel.  don't have the first clue on dj's though.
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Sweet Dreams Techno Remix man! :-)
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Mark's on Radio 2 at 10.30pm and Lard's on 6 music. You're quite right, surreal and bizzare, they are sadly missed.
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If radio didnt exist how would the songs get heard.Thats how we hear the music,then we have the right to like it or turn it off.We also get to hear the latest in emergency situations including severe weather conditions,alternate routes in case certain roads hazzards suddenly occur and many many more purposes.I hope this helps.
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texas swisher house productions hes bases ourt of houston i think dj screw came from there he created the whole chop it N screw it remix to songs
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check google\nor yahoo\n\nand type in the name of the radio station and where you live (State only)
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This has been something of a mystery to DJs, but explanations are emerging.\n\nOne thing is for sure, when the record companies tried to commercialize it, they kind of messed up the genre, particularly all the "remixes" crammed onto a CD. That broke the feeling of "unity".\n\nAnother thing that surely happened is that the authorities in many areas broke up many good developmental clubs where new music broke because of unpleasantness to do with drugs.\n\nThese two "classic" explanations are not enough in themselves though.\n\nPart of the problem has been the lack of development in musical instruments. As more and more manufacturers piled on the bandwaggon, there was less innovation in sound.\n\nSecondly, you have to hand it to the Afro community, they work HARD at their music. They get it right. They seek out tube amplifiers that are millions of years old and scour the country to get them repaired. While there may be trouble at their clubs, they keep a lid on it in a way that the dance music scene didn't. Their launchpads for new music are thriving.\n\nAfrican American music doesn't "sell out" as easily to big commercial interests. They have a lot of very independent-minded labels. They don't court the radio stations as much.\n\nWhen they develop new skills eg sampling, they don't throw away old ones like vinyl scratching. White electronic musicians tend to do that. \n\nRock has never been my thing really, but its popularity is related to demographics and the baby boom and the children of baby boomers.\n\nThey have a different attitude to life than those born to non-baby boomers. That is part of the explanation.
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I'm not a clubber myself, but it looks lik DJ Scene (KUBE 93.3 FM) shows up on Fridays and provides the hip hop.\n\nTabella Nightclub and Lounge\n2333 Western Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121\n\nTake a look at the Seattle Hip Hop site - link below for more regional info.
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search for 96.4 easy fm on yahoo... it shud pop up...