MAR 105 FM - 22nd/23rd September 2012
MAR Merseyland Alternative Radio is a UK based, free landbased pirate radio station.
This weekend you can find us on 105 FM.
Our web streams can be found at; http://www.mar.me.uk
We have three streams. One is available at 64kbps. Another is available in superb quality AAC+ at 64kbps. Our third stream is for mobile devices at 32kbps.
Here is the MAR station line up for this weekend. (schedule is subject to change);
Saturday 22nd September 2012
14:00 Kelley in America
16:00 Paul Atkinson
18:00 Paul Jay Today
20:00 Dave Rogers Flashback Show
22:00 Rodger Dee Pirate Lock-in
02:00 Closedown. Followed by today's programmes repeated.
Sunday 23rd September 2012
10:00 Jackie Frost
12:00 John Freeman's Clutter-Free
14:00 Dave Rogers Flashback Show
16:00 Hammie Hamster
18:00 Paul Jay Today
20:00 Lee Morrison's Progressive Rock & Beyond
22:00 Rodger Dee and Jackie Frost Rock Show
02:00 Closedown. Followed by today's programmes repeated.
Contact us for requests, dedications and reception reports;
Email - mar(at)rock.com
Text - 07504 464678
Sign our Guestbook or send us a Shout via our web sites.
Happy listening!
MAR krew
Some shows on Merseyland Alternative Radio are flagged as 'oldies' or 'flashback' shows, yet as all shows just play oldies why aren't all the shows flagged as 'flashback' shows? Just askin'.
Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:
Some shows on Merseyland Alternative Radio are flagged as 'oldies' or
'flashback' shows, yet as all shows just play oldies why aren't all the
shows flagged as 'flashback' shows? Just askin'.
Not all show play just oldies some of the DJs do play music from today. That is why they are not labled as oldies/Flashback.
Dave Rogers Flashback. show only plays songs from the past.
Aren't all songs old after they have been out for a while?
Jackie Frost <(Address removed)> said:
Not all show play just oldies some of the DJs do play music from today.
Which shows do that then? I'll tune in to feast my ears on the todayness.
Aren't all songs old after they have been out for a while?
Yes. That's why it's exciting to catch them before they get old.
