Google Music: Can someone give a link for a complete list of radio stations in the Philippines so that I can listen on-line?

Monday, 25 April 2011

Can someone give a link for a complete list of radio stations in the Philippines so that I can listen on-line?

Can someone give a link for a complete list of radio stations in the Philippines so that I can listen on-line let us exclude e-radio portal

Answer by MYLUCKYMIDDLEFINGER
LISTENING TO THE RADIO IS AN OLD FORM OF ENTERTAINMENT IN THE PHILIPPINES.
ALL RADIO STATIONS HAVE ALL CLOSED SHOP.

Answer by clncarplz
Go to any store that sells electronics & question them what are the stations. While you are there buy a radio so you can listen to it.

Answer by Delauria
For a complete list of what you want, delight open for the list here:

http://www.surfmusic.de/country/philippines.html

Pleased listening hours!

Answer by Kemjiu
I do listen on this everyday, click the link below;

http://tipidtrip.com/radio/#

Delight in such.

Excellent luck

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What do you reckon? Answer below!

Virgin Mobile Lobster phone – Virgin Radio
list of radio stations

Image by James Cridland
In-built DAB receiver in this phone, getting scrolling text (which doesn’t scroll since the screen’s huge enough). Showing an ad for Barclays.

This phone also decodes television broadcast over DAB, by the DAB-IP protocol and some Microsoft Windows Media encoding. Surprisingly watchable.

Yes, I do know of http://www.yes.com and they did not have the song from the station I was looking for.
It is from the station 93.3 wflz from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. this morning. If someone could find me that list or give me a site with a list on it, I would be ever so grateful. Thank you.

Answer by Erik
It’s possible you could find it on their homepage but if you call the station they might help you get the song title.

Answer by Common Sense
It may not exist. Try calling the station and asking.

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