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When I was in Florida last year, everywhere we went in the car, we listened to Tampa Bay's Mix 100.7 - probably the best radio station I've ever listened to, with a great mix of music. A lot of 80's stuff, and the best of recent stuff too.
When we got back to England, I was gutted to find that they had suspended their live web broadcasts due to copyright issues.
I've just looked up their website again, and they're broadcasting once more. They do have adverts, but they're easily tolerable, and they play longer mixes than most UK stations.
Well worth a listen in my opinion, especially if you have broadband. But you do need to install some software called 'hiwire'. Nothing major - just a plugin.
Anyway, if you're interested, the URL is http://www.wmtx.com - look for the 'listen live' link.
When we got back to England, I was gutted to find that they had suspended their live web broadcasts due to copyright issues.
I've just looked up their website again, and they're broadcasting once more. They do have adverts, but they're easily tolerable, and they play longer mixes than most UK stations.
Well worth a listen in my opinion, especially if you have broadband. But you do need to install some software called 'hiwire'. Nothing major - just a plugin.
Anyway, if you're interested, the URL is http://www.wmtx.com - look for the 'listen live' link.
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When I was in Florida last year, everywhere we went in the car, we listened to Tampa Bay's Mix 100.7 - probably the best radio station I've ever listened to, with a great mix of music. A lot of 80's stuff, and the best of recent stuff too.
When we got back to England, I was gutted to find that they had suspended their live web broadcasts due to copyright issues.
I've just looked up their website again, and they're broadcasting once more. They do have adverts, but they're easily tolerable, and they play longer mixes than most UK stations.
Well worth a listen in my opinion, especially if you have broadband. But you do need to install some software called 'hiwire'. Nothing major - just a plugin.
Anyway, if you're interested, the URL is http://www.wmtx.com - look for the 'listen live' link.
When we got back to England, I was gutted to find that they had suspended their live web broadcasts due to copyright issues.
I've just looked up their website again, and they're broadcasting once more. They do have adverts, but they're easily tolerable, and they play longer mixes than most UK stations.
Well worth a listen in my opinion, especially if you have broadband. But you do need to install some software called 'hiwire'. Nothing major - just a plugin.
Anyway, if you're interested, the URL is http://www.wmtx.com - look for the 'listen live' link.