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Loggings => European Pirates and Private Stations => Topic started by: Ray Lalleu on July 17, 2024, 1827 UTC
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ON 6279.95
1814 carrier
1824 music (when the other station moved to 6290)
(I missed the ID), non stop music though, so unlikely to be a recording of R. Luxembourg ?
1852 music
1911 Beatles "We can work it out", 1913 slogan : 2-Oh-8 is great, pop
1919 a 2-Oh-8 jingle (no DJ)
1932 Rolling Stones, 1933 carrier, 1934 OFF
edit : ID 'RTL Great 208' from Achim
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1842 gave ID as Radio Luxembourg maybe an old recording
1931 "Brown Sugar" The Rolling Stones
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When i was young i listened to Radio Luxembourg and they were transmitting on 208 meters (1440 kHz). They mentioned this in their jingles.
This transmission on 6280 is not there anymore. A pity I missed it.
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In my youth, Radio Luxembourg was the only music station that young people behind the "Iron Curtain" listened to. It was an open window to the free world. Thanks to their music, several generations of music fans have grown up! I still don't understand how they didn't survive in the new times!