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Originally Posted by azliam
Small world - As a youth, I grew up in the Chicagoland area and still have family there, and grew up listening to WLS (also as Z95) and B96.
ok sorry to hijack thread with radio stuff 
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Well in a way this kinda fits on topic. It is nostalgic, it was apart of who we were as a city in those days. Radio is dead today and what I mean by that is there are few Independent local stations anywhere in the United States. It's all corporate cookie cutter crap, no matter where you go in what city, the stations sound similar. Austin for a time had some pretty bad ass stations and in those days radio stations could be identified by city and vice versa they were much more unique to their market. It would be nice to preserve that for people today to listen to or we will lose it forever. Think of it as an audio postcard or picture. We just don't have anything significant from that era that can be accessed at the moment. I would like for that to change.