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Well if you are willing to abandon good taste (as I myself certainly am) here you go: I hit a tree babe

Aw come on, I like 98 Rock. Yeah, they play too many Linkin Park type bands, but they also play good stuff (Rush, Black Sabbath, Megadeth, Iron Maiden). I don't listen to Mickey and Amelia as much as I used to (before they and Stash switched shifts), but I thought they were pretty funny. It's also nice in this day and age (the "Age of Clear Channel?") to be able to tune in to a station and hear at least a few of the people (Sarah, Lopez) that have been on since I started listening in the early 80's.

I'm in the DC/Baltimore area, and there's a radio station ofut of Baltimore (97.9FM / WIYY / 98 Rock), which, although owned by the Hearst Corporation, does play some good music mixed in with today's bubblegum crap.

See the bottom of their Noise in the Basement page for a list of local Baltimore band links. (I know Jimmie's Chicken Shack got some national play a few years back, but I prefer stuff like Laughing Colors and Mary Prankster)

Check around -- odds are there's some college radio station in your area, that isn't interested in selling out, and just wants to play music. WSOU in New Jersey comes to mind as a great station, if you're in the area, but if you're near any sort of city, odds are there's something out there, even if it's just for 30min a week that plays non-commercialized music.

I'm in the DC/Baltimore area, and there's a radio station ofut of Baltimore (97.9FM / WIYY / 98 Rock), which, although owned by the Hearst Corporation, does play some good music mixed in with today's bubblegum crap.

See the bottom of their Noise in the Basement page for a list of local Baltimore band links. (I know Jimmie's Chicken Shack got some national play a few years back, but I prefer stuff like Laughing Colors and Mary Prankster)

Check around -- odds are there's some college radio station in your area, that isn't interested in selling out, and just wants to play music. WSOU in New Jersey comes to mind as a great station, if you're in the area, but if you're near any sort of city, odds are there's something out there, even if it's just for 30min a week that plays non-commercialized music.

You want a real 911 call, try this recording. It is an oldie but a goodie.

Where no man as loved before!

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I wish I could give credit to the originial editor of this sound clip but I could not find it. It is a great clip and if you have never heard it before you gotta try it now.

Where no man as loved before!

For those looking for a Real Audio Link.

I wish I could give credit to the originial editor of this sound clip but I could not find it. It is a great clip and if you have never heard it before you gotta try it now.