The Demise of Free-FM...more importantly the return of K-Rock

[EMc]

New York area residents, rejoice, 92.3 KROCK has returned.

It appears as if they are the second station to dump the all talk weekday format from Free-FM, and I imagine a lot of other stations will as well.

[JuntMonkey]

My friend e-mailed me about this and I replied:

This is it...this could definitely be it. Full torso alternative radio station, made some kids dance around the library and scared the pants off of some poor librarian.

[SurferEd]

freefm.com is offline currently

[BustoPro]

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freefm.com is offline currently

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They changed the internal Web links, you can try http://www.923freefm.com/ which takes you to http://www.923krock.com/ .

The LA FreeFM station is still there. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

[private joker]

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The LA FreeFM station is still there. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

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Yeah but what's so great about it? I work during the day so I can't listen to Frosty Heidi & Frank (I do kind of like Frank), Leykis is a boring, repetitive toolbox, John & Jeff are horrible... I'm never up early enough to hear Carolla... that leaves us with nothing good but Conway & Whitman. And I do like them.

[EMc]

I was a huge KRock fan and likewise disliked FreeFM, so Im very happy

[Roswell]

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Conway & Whitman

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those guys are hilarious!

[youtalkfunny]

[JuntMonkey]

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I was a huge KRock fan and likewise disliked FreeFM, so Im very happy

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I miss when they used to play Soundgarden's "Burden in my Hand" all day in '96. :'(

[MattSuspect]

bah. I liked listening to 6 hours of ron and fez a day. But, its about time when Bloc Party/Wilco/The National/Arcade Fire sell out 5 nights each in seconds, that some programmer in New York realizes that a rock and roll station can work.