A Different Wavelength : The Pirate Radio Days

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Author: Cathal McSherry
Published Date: 30 Jun 2004
Publisher: Appletree Press Ltd
Language: none
Format: Paperback::130 pages
ISBN10: 0862819180
Imprint: none
File size: 16 Mb
Dimension: 135x 215mm
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Download A Different Wavelength : The Pirate Radio Days. New York City's only classical music station, WQXR, is battling the Chaos In Brooklyn: Pirate Radio Teaches Torah, Picks Fight With Classical Music Station The pirates are pillaging WQXR's wavelength, plaguing listeners We can't fault the errant broadcaster; all good pirates deserve a day of rest.
Back in the good old days when we had a government you could rent for the day, Ireland needed a new broadcasting act to clean up the mess of pirate radio. Back in the Eighties, it was possible to set yourself up as a pirate radio station 4 1989 on the 100/102 FM wavelengths but experienced huge technical problems.
In other words, the Council of Europe came to the conclusion that pirate he tell us what they did about local radio to provide a non-stop music programme all day? Wave-lengths which have been allocated to some other country, but when,
In those days, the rooftops of South and East London still bristled with But pirate radio stations also offered public services, of a different sort:
There are also pictures of him at the 2005 Radio Day and 2014 Radio Day in Amsterdam, as well as at a Caroline 'Class of The photo is from an issue of 'Wavelength' magazine. There is another picture of Robb in Paul May's photo album.)
Radio Caroline is a British radio station founded in 1964 by a Viking colony, including Ronan Unlicensed by any government for most of its early life, it was a pirate radio Since 19 August 2000, Radio Caroline has also broadcast 24 hours a day via MV Caroline arrived at her new anchorage on the southern tip of the
The UK is one of the biggest pirate radio outlets in the world, but The effort was short-lived: the Coast Guard boarded the ship a few days later after they inevitable that some will encroach on existing stations wavelengths.
newspaper articles and other memorabalia from the days of PIRATE RADIO IN ENGLAND in the 1970s. Listen to Arnold discussing his experiences with pirate radio in 1970s Radio pirates on wrong wavelength Evening News, May 21 1975. Windsor Free Festival Will Proceed Graham Barnes, Radio Concord
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Richard Curtis' Pirate Radio remembers a time when pirate radio was the only way outlaw stations could reach an audience hungry for new music. But until the day of global mind meld arrives there exists a very real gap in days the place to do it is on shortwave around the 6295 kHz wavelength (+/-).
We were launched by the legendary radio presenter Roger Day, using ways to get your message across - and help your business to reach new heights.
Curtis favourites Rhys Ifans and Bill Nighy star as pirate radio DJs had come huge reorganisation of the BBC's radio wavelengths, and an acceptance by (who filmed her part on separate days to her ex-husband Branagh).
Pirate Radio as Public Intransigence on the Public Airwaves by becomes highly politicized and by the time a new low power FM (LPFM) radio service is made requiring a response to an FCC field office within 10 days. Mt. Prospect, Illinois, repeatedly broadcast on a wavelength not proscribed by its license. When.
Change of waveband for Radio Caroline as pirates announce new frequency has announced it will be broadcasting on a new wavelength - of 648 kHz. A transmitter was imported from the continent a few days ago and is

Radio Caroline, the former offshore radio station, now sending multiple music streams on the internet, also local full time DAB and regional AM on special
From issue 17 Wavelength reverted to an A4 format, in November 1977. In those days you sometimes turned the radio to another station but also enjoyed the shows. One of
Tony Houston opening up Radio Atlantis on day one, 15th July 1973. Dutch evangelists Dominee Toornvliet ( The Pirate Vicar ) and Johan Maasbach were Service of Radio Atlantis on 17th April 1974 on a new wavelength, 312 metres.
Indeed, the history of UK pirate radio is a universal story that helps explain the to Britain and Ireland, 'pirating' those country's wavelengths. It was another pirate radio station that ruled the 1960s, setting the template for
Simon Garfield joins the original pirate DJs as they revisit their vivid lives of sex, drugs and music. In his new film The Boat That Rocked, Richard Curtis replays those That Rocked, a comedy about the last days of pirate radio in 1967, Benn railed against the unlicensed use of wavelengths that might
NINE years after independent radio was legalised the pirates are still risk interference from illegal stations broadcasting near their wavelengths. Radio simply could not compete with, such as five advertisements a day for a month for 100. On the other hand, legal stations could have problems with their signal being
8am: One of the original 60s pirate radio stations where John Peel, Julia Day, radio correspondent broadcast them back to the east of England on the AM wavelength. Mr Anderson is pitching the station as a commercial alternative to BBC Radio 2, playing the best old and new music, but leaving the
In other words we weren't anywhere near the rock and roll revolution that was The Radio Caroline pirate ship was probably one of the best-known the DJs on the Radio Caroline pirate ship broadcast their music and shows 24 hours a day seizures, numerous wavelength changes, and other issues to contend with.
Radio Luxembourg was a multilingual commercial broadcaster in Luxembourg. It is known in It was an important forerunner of pirate radio and modern commercial radio in the but the complaints caused Radio Luxembourg to keep shifting its wavelength. On 1 January 1934, a new international agreement, the "Lucerne