Great station for classic rock. Led Zeppelin, Ozzy, Pink Floyd, guns and roses, Metallica and more.read more

Pink Floyd, the Doors, Tom Petty, Fleetwood Mac, Peter Frampton, ELO, Kansas, Yes, U2, Genesis,…read moreAC/DC, Moody Blues, Grateful Dead, Police, Rush, Doobie Brothers, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and other old geezers of various shapes, sizes, and ages. After all these years, you still play the same music over and over and over. Saves money on buying new CD's. Flipping the dial endlessly trying to find SOMETHING to listen to I finally hit a goldmine of music here so I was able to rock out on my way to the YELP Mandala Lounge party singing along with some great old songs that I haven't heard in awhile. If you are in my car and a song comes on we know, we will sing it and sing it badly. Here's one, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mri54t7YpKc ... sing along with me will ya, we'll take the main verse together, you take the refrain solo in the parenthesis. ONE, TWO, THREE ... I eee I recommend getting your heart trampled on to anyone I eee I recommend walking around naked in your living room Swallow it down (what a jagged little pill) It feels so good (swimming in your stomach) Wait until the dust settles You live you learn You love you learn You cry you learn You lose you learn You bleed you learn You scream you learn I eee I recommend biting off more then you can chew to anyone I certainly do I eee I recommend sticking your foot in your mouth at any time Feel free Throw it down (the caution blocks you from the wind) Hold it up (to the rays) You wait and see when the smoke clears You live you learn You love you learn You cry you learn You lose you learn You bleed you learn You scream you learn Wear it out (the way a three-year-old would do) Melt it down (you're gonna have to eventually anyway) The fire trucks are coming up around the bend You live you learn You love you learn You cry you learn You lose you learn You bleed you learn You scream you learn You grieve you learn You choke you learn You laugh you learn You choose you learn You pray you learn You ask you learn You live you learn

It's good show. I love Bennie, ellen, greg , Edwin. Quiz…read moreand love trap is great. But just one thing.. songs and love trap gets repeated

This is one of my favorite radio stations. I usually listen in the morning when I have to go out…read more I like the morning show with Greg and Benny the best. They are a funny group and I especially like the ghostbusters segment where they find out why people get stood up after dates "ghosted". The stories are unbelievable! Come on guys get a clue lol. I also like love trap where they catch cheaters. Plenty of relationship drama there. I also like when they call Greg's mom Ginger in Texas. She is quite the character. Funny and witty every time! You can find these segments online if you are outside of the Bay Area.

It's Alyssa 96.5 , today! KOIT radio is honoring Alyssa Liu in celebration of her phenomenal…read moreOlympic Gold Medal accomlishment in figure skating. Love hearing the announcers calling out her name instead of KOIT. They pay tribhte to Alyssa, too. All day long, a fun day listening to Alyssa 96.5! Thank you, Alyssa. Thank you KOIT 96.5.

To begin, I happen to work at a store that has this radio station Monday - Saturday. As other…read morereviews have recently stated, the playlist is incredibly repetitive--like, I'm pretty sure I hear the same songs on repeat every single day. It's honestly like they hit "shuffle" on a 30-song playlist and just keep playing the same tracks over and over again. If you're into hearing the same 5 songs 20 times a day, then this station might be for you, but for anyone who wants some variety, it's incredibly frustrating. It's the same music every morning, afternoon, and evening. For those listening that want to bypass the main repeats at the 18-22th minute of every hour from this station then you can Miley Cyrus: Flowers, Luke Combs: Fast Car, Sabrina Carpenter: Espresso, Teddy Swims: Lose Control, Billie Ellish (Gasping for air), Taylor Swift (Cruel Summer) - removed from the rotation (lol). "Today's hits, yesterday's favorites" -- It's more like "today's hit, your favorites"

They go by San Francisco Community Radio these days, but it's still made up of the KUSF staff that…read morewas "exiled" by the University of San Francisco when the U decided to sell off their FM community broadcasting license (for a profit?) to a conglomerate from SoCal a few years back. They are no longer affiliated with USF, but they soldier on, bringing cutting edge music to listeners on the internet via a live stream and a series of podcasts. You can spot their events on the music calendar from time to time at places like Bender's in the Mission. They need support, however, so make some time to check them out and donate either time or money to their cause. You won't regret it. Note: A few days after this review was written, I signed up to do some fundraising for them myself. Hopefully, I'll be able to help them stay around a while longer.

Voted Best Radio Station by the SF Weekly!read more

KBLX Live (102.9) , the Quiet Storm has rhythm & blues & old school as it's music genre. came about…read moreit surfing the FM. the rhythmic, easy listening, soothing music was perfecto for finishing "invisible man" by ralph ellison. has some commercials though.

Its a software which allows you to track what you've been listening to most on your computer. A…read morepart of last.fm, this provides an amazing network for audiophiles to share their playlists. They recently added a radio feature where you can listen to music based on the playlists of people who have similar tastes. Just type in the name of a band you like on their main page ( www.last.fm ) and they'll pull up a list of similar artists (a la amazon.com 's "you might also like..."). Always a good way to discover new bands, or rediscover old ones that you used to love and forgot about due to the flood of new music.

I agree with J! Just a minor correction...it's last.fm :)…read more Most of the features of Last.fm are free, however to listen to neighbors radio or your personal recommended station you have to pay a subscription fee. I've also read somewhere that many songs and artists are not available for live listening through last.fm due to copyrights and licensing rights of the artists, i.e. you can't listen to them if you are a subscriber or not. Like J, I use it mainly to keep track of all the songs that I've listened to. Give it a try :) http://www.last.fm/dashboard/ ~ to register, download software and create your music profile