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Satellite Music Radio In Europe

You like world music, rock, folk, blues, metal, soul, independent or alternative music?
You find the rotating mainstream music all over the dial boring?
You live in Europe?
Here's help !
Just connect your satelleite receiver with your stereo !

Shortcuts: ----Day-By-Day Schedule ----World Music 24 h ----Jazz 24 h ----Mixed 24 h ----Rock, Punk, Heavy 24 h ----Classic Rock 24 h ----Club Music 24 h ----Stations with good shows ----other stations ----reception

24 hours worth listening:

BBC 6 Music Caroline Club Asia FIP FM4 Jam FM Jazz R Berlin Jazz FM (UK)
KINK FM Le Mouv' Lifegate Media Tropical Frequence Jazz Planet Rock radioeins
Radio Latina Radio Nova RNE3 Rock Antenne Rockradio Thessaloniki Student Broadcast Network Swiss Jazz

special programmes are on:

Africa No.1 D-Radio Berlin DR P3 DRS3
Fr.Inter Fritz Funkhaus Europa Multikulti
Nordwestradio NRK P3 Radio 1 (BBC) Radio 1 (RTE)
R.Scotland (BBC) R.Ulster (BBC) Virgin Radio

The schedule

(all times are CET/CEST Central European Time as in Berlin / Paris / Stockholm / Rome / Madrid)

the 40 year old offshore pirate has turned into a licenced satellite & internet station with studios on dry land in Maidstone, England. Still occasionally from the Ross Revenge (the pirate radio ship that has already become history) on low power medium wave though. The programmes are outstanding. A lot of creme-de-la-creme 60s and 70s tracks that haven't been played anywhere for years. Rock'n'Roll, hippie area tracks and melodic rock at its best. Some special shows for rockabilly (Friday evening), and they ask their listeners for really seroius requests, now the ordinary stuff you'd hear anywhere else. Relaxed and honest freestyle presentation - this seems so easy but difficult to find anywhere else. It's like back then. So good they've survived!

DVB on Eurobird (28°E) 11585H, SR27500, A2324, 64kbps mono. In parts of Italy with the special version "Radio Caroline South" on DAB.

BBC 6 Music

On this exclusively digital BBC channel you can find Ryan Adams, Oasis, Hives, Sugarbabes or Elvis Costello in the A-rotation. With 6music, the BBC translates a very good idea into action: launching a 24 hour radio channel which is only there to feed music-interested people with good pop and rock music. A good example and absolutely necessary in a time where the standard format radios ban anything that doesn't sound like everything else they already play. The BBC still has some nice shows on Radio 1 and 2 in the evening though.

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 11954H, SR27500, 160kbps, since mid-2007 available all over Europe.

Radio Tres - Radio Nacional de Espana (RNE Radio 3)

This station is exceptional ! There is no other radio as dedicated to Celtic and Moorish tunes, real rock guitars, songwriting and punk attitude as this, all combined in one. RNE 3 means musical bandwith. Playing anything from world music and of course Flamenco over to meditative, jazz, chanson, heavyrock, a lot of Irish folk, crazy hardcore, alternative country, jungle techno, blues, progressive pop, all very melodic and soulful. Neil Young, Frank Sinatra, Presidents of the U.S.A., Radio Tarifa, Stiff Little Fingers and Loreena McKennit are artists who would fit in here though there doesn't seem to be any rotation that would make them appear over and over again. Not even the most of the different shows seem to have a fixed format. You hear tons of unknown artists, which reamain unidentified as long you're not really into Spanish and understand the announcements. A lot of musiscians are invited to the studio. And of yourse a lot of Spanish bands appear.
There are special music programmes almost round the clock. Who would name an afternoon show "peligrosamente juntas" (dangerous convention), "cuando los elefantos suenan con la musica" (when elephants dream with music) or "Bienvenidos al Paraiso" (Welcome in Paradise). Tren Tres is one of the best blues shows on European radio.
The DJs probably know much about the music (I don't speak Spanish) but nothing about the rules of presentation. At least they don't accord to these. They speak very much into the songs, sometimes terribly unexpected. At least no stupid format style presentation but free and kind of natural. Some playlists are on the internet!

DVB on Hotbird 13E, 11785H, SR27500, 192kbps and in Spain on FM.

FIP

From Radio France, Paris. Non-stop music only interrupted by short news. Good source for chanson, French pop, smooth jazz, world music but also progressive pop from Beth Orton to U2. The complete 24h-playlist is on the internet. Occasional one-day-specials about great artists or styles. From 19.30 to 21.00 non-stop jazz.

DVB on Hotbird 13E, 10796V, SR27500, A-PID 3533
DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), SR27500, 12207V, A1903, 192kbps

Lifegate

You might call it a hippie station. Lifegate from Milano plays an excellent mixture of rock, folk and songwriter music with tendencies to psychadelic tunes, deep 70ies hippie jam, jazzy pianos, blue notes, dedicated guitars and soulful voices. The whole appearance it extraordinarily relaxed. In addition to that, there are regular live concerts with big names - Paul McCartney, U2, and so on. They feature a number of well selected CD's and their own compilations. In the evening and the night you can enjoy non-stop music without commercials, that's great. In addition to that Lifegate seems to be an internet portal in Italy for alternative culture and lifestyle.

DVB on Hotbird 13E, 12673V, SR27500, A257, 224kbps and in Milano on FM 105.1

Student Broadcast Network

Is the network channel of the UK's student radio stations. A lot of independent music and student radio charts. Good choice.

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 12344H, SR27500, A2313, 192kbps

WORLD MUSIC

Media Tropical

from Paris. Playing a lot of the West-African pop and dance music, many of them in the typical casio-keyboard-80ies style and with that standard dance rhythm (cham....cham..cham). Just imagine you were somewhere in Benin, in an open-air dance club close to the beach where the locals meet at the weekends (I just imagine, I've never been there). Other songs sound like they got an injection of modern boygroup sound. Combined with African soul and hiphop tracks, almost everything in French. After a wile listening you'll soon figure out that some tracks belong to the hot rotation and repeat themselves every 3 hours.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, A1946, 192 kbps and in Paris FM 92,6. Extreme loudness compression.

Radio Latina

An excellent Latin music station from Paris, and probably the only one in Europe.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, A247, 192kbps and in Paris on FM 99.

Radio Nova

plays variety: soul-jazz, reggae, progressive pop, chillout, world music, hip-hop, pretty well selected.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, A242, in Paris on FM 101.5 and in some other French cities on other FM frequencies.

Club Asia

Asian beats, house and pop from London.

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E), 12344H, SR27500, A2340, 128kbps and London AM 963/972 khz.

JAZZ

Frequence Jazz

...explains itself. Most of it is easy-listening jazz, soul-jazz, real jazz though. But who could deny you got style if you listen to a jazz station from Paris. 24 hours on satellite.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, 192kbps and Lyon FM 97.3

Swiss Jazz

Is the Swiss Jazz channel. Almost non-stop jazz music. Almost no announcements or news. They play more of the popular kind of jazz music, less experimental stuff. Good for the background all the day if you like it.

DVB on Hotbird 13E, 12399H, SR27500, 192kbps, in Switzerland DAB and cable.

Jazz Radio Berlin

Again: jazz all day.
DVB on Hotbird (13°E) 11196V, SR9098, A801, 128kbps and Berlin FM 101.9

Jazz FM UK

seems to play a lot of smoothe and light jazz and easy listening like Sade and instrumentals. Some classics seem to be in a hot rotation like Aretha's "Say a little prayer" that you could hear every few hours. This is what they write about themselves: "During the day, the mix of music and intelligent presentation includes instrumental smooth jazz, blended with classic and contemporary soul. In the evening, jazzfm plays relaxing jazz standards and ballads during Dinner Jazz, and after dark the jazzfm Late Lounge features a mix of chillout and ambient jazz. There are also specialist shows on many more jazz styles - Latin, Big Band, Fusion and New Orleans."

DVB on Astra 2 satellite (28 deg.E) 12324V, SR27500

MODERN POP AND ROCK

radioeins (rbb)

A progressive music radio for the Berlin metropolitan area. A lot of reports about the whole cultural life in the city: exhibitions, events, pop concerts, sub-culture. Good specials in the evenings: A lot of songwriter stuff Neil Young style , independent music and progressive pop. Even some electronic music specials. Most playlists are on the internet.

DVB on Astra1 (19°E) 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps
ADR on Astra1, 11656V, 6.3MHz , Berlin FM 95.8, also in Brandenburg on FM/DAB

Oui FM

La Radio Rock. Nice mixture of international modern rock and pop, occasionally including interesting French rock bands.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E) 12207V, SR27500, A252, 192kbps

Le Mouv

Rock station produced by Radio France, Paris. Every day live concerts at 22h. Many French rock bands, interviews with musicians and international alternative rock. Ranges from U2 to Pretenders.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207 V, A241, 192kbps
DVB on Hotbird (13°E), 10795 V, A838 and in France on FM

FM 4

from Austria belongs to the public broadcaster ORF. One of the more progressive youth radios in the German language area with some variety from Hip Hop to Punk and not only Top40.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12692H, A172, 160kbps

Virgin Radio

and

Virgin Xtreme

What used to be England's nationwide "classic rock and the best of today" radio has just split into three stations. There is still the main programme with a mixture of rock, britpop, 80ies stuff and soft alternative music. For those dedicated to classic rock there is a second outlet currently appearing with the super specific name "Radio" in the display. So this is Virgin Radio Classic Rock. If you're rather into indie, you'd certainly prefer the unique Virgin Radio Xtreme - a pretty good choice with tracks from Kula Shaker to The Streets. But it has yet another irritating identification "On Air". Guess when you read this they have already fixed it.
By the way the Xtreme schedule is worth a look:

Monday: non-stop music
Tuesday: like Monday
Wednesday: Tuesday-like
Thursday: it's Wednesday
Friday: 7pm The Edge
Friday: 10pm Xtreme Mix
Saturday: see Thursday
Sunday: Saturday-similar

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 12324V, SR27500, A640, 192kbps, in the UK and Western Europe on AM 1215 Khz and London FM 105.8 (main programme)
DVB on Eurobird (28°E) 11389V, SR27500, 128 kbps (Xtreme and Classic Rock)

HARD ROCK, METAL AND PUNK

KINK FM

Unique Dutch KINK FM is the only real alternative rock radio in Europe. 24 hours a day they play music ranging from the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Prodigy, Tory Amos, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Beck to Urban Dance Squad. Most of it is Alternative Rock, and hard Hip Hop. There is only music, no news, not so much talk, not many ad's. Very helpful: Every hour's playlist on the net.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12574H, A224, SR27500, 192kbps

Total Rock

Another UK station with a more special selection of Rock'n'Roll and Power Metal. Plenty of studio guests. There is also a punk show on Sundays.

DVB on Eurobird (28°E), 11389V, SR27500

CLASSIC ROCK

Rock Antenne

Commercial Rock station from Munich, Germany. Mix of Classic and Modern Rock, all melodic. A lot of album tracks, a lot of hits of course, but espacially in the night also some well-chosen album tracks. Almost 100% music, only news on the hour, because it is an automatic programme over large parts of the day. The rotation is a bit narrow sometimes. Anyway good to listen to in the background. Worth to mention: Rock live Sundays 22-24 h with single live songs from mixed bands.
DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12148H, SR27500, A304, 192kbps
ADR on Astra 1, 11332H, 6.30 MHz

Rockradio Thessaloniki

from Greece plays classic and modern rock
DVB on Hotbird (13°E), 12188V, SR27500, A3971, 192kbps

Planet Rock

"Fighting the evil forces of pop music" says one jingle. A UK station with a very good selection of Classic Rock. If you like Hendrix, Bowie, Foreigner, Santana and Bad Company you simply must tune in here.
DVB on Astra 2 (28°E), 12402V, SR27500

BLACK MUSIC AND CLUB SOUNDS

Couleur 3

Coleur 3 is a progressive youth radio from Lausanne, Switzerland by the public broadcaster RSR. Presentation is in French, occ. also in English. Plays a lot of new styles of electronic music, but also the usual pop stuff.
DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, A1948, 192kbps, also ADR, DVB on Hotbird (13°E)

Jam FM

from Berlin plays contemporary black music all day long: hip-hop and modern soul.
Analogue on Astra 1 (19°E), 11214H, 7.38+7.56 MHz and Berlin FM 93.6

These stations have at least some good shows:

Africa Numero 1

from Libreville, Gabon. The only station from Central/West Africa that can be picked up with simple equipment here. A lot of African dance music, also a lot of information programmes. Presentation in French.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12207V, A1947, 192kbps and on short wave (see homepage) and many African cities on FM.

BBC Radio 1 FM

is the BBC's pop music radio programme. In the evenings there are special shows. The music features are excellent. And even the programmes throughout the day are worth listening, not for the music, but for the presentation (sometimes).

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 11954H, SR27500, 192 kbps, since mid-2007 available all over Europe.

Deutschlandradio Berlin (DLR)

A Germany-wide information programme with political and cultural reports and a nice, wide range of music in between.

and DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 11954H, 256kbps
analogue on Astra 1, 11348V, 7.74+7.92 MHz stereo
ADR on Astra 1, 11494H, 6.48 MHz , in Germany on FM/DAB and in central Europe on DRM 177 / 855 khz (digital AM) , AM 990 / 6005 KHz (analogue).

Danmarks Radio P3

is the 3rd national chain in Denmark. Tune in to the evening programmes (between 19.05 and 24.00) that feature music from jungle to metal, but also folk, techno, independent and live recordings, a considerable number recorded on the Roskilde Festival. See also RNE3.

DVB on Intelsat (1°W), 11553H, APID 653, in northern Europe on Medium Wave 1062 KHz and in Denmark on FM.

Radio France Inter

France Inter

A French national radio corporation channel. The evening shows of alternative-oriented DJ Bernard Lenoir are worth recommending. Exemplary featured artists: The Cure, New Order, PJ Harvey, Pulp, Boo Radleys, Foo Fighters, Mercury Rev, Bloc Party. Some French bands appear as well. Live recording sessions appear under the name "Black Sessions". No break-through commercials, however occasional loads of spoken word can make the non-French speaking audience feel quite uncomfortably. The programme is broadcasted Mondays through Thursdays from 21:03-22:00 CET. Programme webpage (playlists often incomplete) here. (Thanks to tomasz for this contribution)

DVB on Astra1H (19.2E), 12207V, SR27500, FEC3/4, A1905
DVB on Hot Bird 4 (13.0E), 10795V, SR27500, FEC3/4, A3534

FRITZ

youth programme from Potsdam / Berlin with dedicated music and extraordinary phone-ins in the evening.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E) 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps and
ADR on Astra 1, 11656V, 6.48 MHz

Radio Multikulti (rbb)

is a multilangual programme from Berlin with many world music specials, working much together with WDR Funkhaus Europa.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E) 12266H, SR 27500, 320kbps and Berlin FM 96.3 FM

Nordwestradio

is a culture station from Bremen, Germany. Mixed daytime programme with mixed genres like classic, jazz, blues. Some evening specials.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E) 12266H, SR 27500, 320kbps
ADR on Astra 1, 11494H, 8.10 MHz and Bremen FM 88.3

Norway's P3

If I mention Denmarks P3 here, I should not forget Norway's P3 "Petre" which is on the same satellite. This is a different programme from a different country but it has a similar attitute. A lot of nice progressive music, but a little too much talking for the non-Norwegian crowd. On the other hand if you can understand it, it is probably a programme full of ideas. Petre even has a little brother called "mPetre" that seems to be Top40-orientated. Denmarks P3 can be received in ...

Norway's P3 is in DVB on Intelsat 1W, 12322H, SR27800, A656 (p3), A684(mP3)

RTE Radio 1

The first Irish programme plays some good traditional music from the green island.

DVB on Eutelsat Hotbird 13E, 12597V, SR27500, A2120 and
DVB on Astra 2 (28°E),12344H, A2317

BBC Radio Scotland

Here you find excellent music shows in the evenings. Most of them are about folk music. "Air" on Mondays is the best electropop music show I know presented by Amanda McKinnan and Douglas Anderson (I wish there'd be more presenter teams like them in the world) - you hear they have a deep love to 80ies independent and groovy music, presenting tons of interesting records and inviting musicians into the studio. And imagine: there's one hour every week only about bag pipes: "Pipeline" on Saturdays!

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 11954H, SR27500, 128 kbps, since mid-2007 available all over Europe.

BBC Radio Ulster

The BBC in Nothern Ireland has good music shows in the evenings as well.

DVB on Astra 2 (28°E) 11954H, SR27500, 128 kbps, since mid-2007 available all over Europe.

WDR Funkhaus Europa (WDR Euro)

a multilingual programme from Cologne, Germany. Night programming features many good world music shows from international radio stations. The night programme can also be heard on rbb Radio Multikulti.

DVB on Astra 1 (19°E), 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps
ADR on Astra 1, 11009V, 6.12 MHz
abalogue on Astra 1, 11009V, 7.38+7.56 MHz stereo and FM 103.3 in Nordrhein-Westfahlen

Also worth a mention...

Big L Radio London another station referring to the offshore area, relaunched in 2005 after a 38 year break. Playing a mix of oldies and modern pop. On 28°E, DVB 11389V, SR27500, 96 kkps mono.
Bayern 2 A culture programme from Bavaria, Germany. "Zündfunk" is a youth programme. On Astra 1 (19°E) ADR and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.
City FM Madrid has some nice music shows like Aires Celtas on Sundays 1pm. Unfortunately poor sound quality. On Hispasat (30°W) DVB 11931H, SR27500, 128 kbps
DRS 3 is a pop programme from Switzerland in German. DVB on Hotbird (13°E) 12399H, SR27500, A213.
Deutschlandfunk (DLF) is an information programme but in the night there are a few special music programmes. DVB on Astra 1 (19°E) 11954H, SR27500, A810, 256kbps, Analogue 11348V A7.38+7.56, and ADR, in Germany on FM/DAB and in central Europe on AM 549 / 756 / 1269 / 1422 / 6190 KHz.
NDR 2 The live concerts on Monday evening, music specials Tue-Thu evening. Analogue on Astra 1 (19°E) 11532H, A7.38+7.56, ADR and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.
NDR Info During daytime an information channel. In the night wide-range jazz, soul, latin, independent, mixes, folk. Astra 1 (19°E) analogue 11532H A7.74+7.92, ADR and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.
RCI - Radio Canada International is the international service from Canada in French and English. Early Sunday morning (for them: Saturday night) they play jazz and new Canadian music. In the French programmes, Chansonniers will find inspiration. DVB on Hotbird 13°E, 12597V, SR27500, A2118
MDR Figaro A culture programme from the German broadcaster MDR (Central / East Germany). On Astra 1 (19°E) ADR and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.
Radio Voyager plays modern US-rock and pop, strictly formatted, but good background music for cleaning up. On Hotbird 13E, SR27500, 12597V, A2111.
The Voice Of Russian Jewry is unique with its music. Happy folky tunes you've never heard before give you some feeling for Jewish music culture. Unfortunately the sound quality is rather poor. On Hotbird 13E, SR27500, 12587V, A2128
WDR 1 live Public youth programme from Cologne. Kinda progressive in the evening. Analogue on Astra 1 (19°E) 11052H, A7.74+7.92 MHz, ADR and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.
WDR 2 Roxy at 22.20h offers interviews and some relaxed pop music. On Astra 1 (19°E): ADR, analogue and DVB 12266H, SR27500, 320 kbps.

Reception hints

There are 4 important satellite positions mentioned here:

28 degrees east (Astra 2 and Eurobird)
19 east (Astra 1)
13 east (Eutelsat Hotbird)
1 west (Intelsat)

Most European dishes are fixed at one of these positions. You must turn your dish a bit left of right to receive the other positions. Or even better: Buy a rotor. Modern receivers support the DiseqC 1.2 standard (€60 for the rotor like Geotrack 2100). This means you can control the rotor via the coax. The dish will automatically turn to the requested satellite as soon as you select a channel. If you only need two positions, multifeeds are a possible solution (2 feeds on one immovable dish, €50 for the multifeed), but you'd miss a lot.

Dishes

80 cm should be enough in most European countries. The only exception is Russia, which is out-of-spot for some satellites.

There are 3 transmission modes:

DVB-S

The digital satellite standard around the world. Receivers have spread much since 2000 and cost €50 up. In Europe you can receive about 600 free TV and another 600 radio stations with a turnable dish. In addition to that about 3000 stations are crypted (mostly Pay-TV and Radio, many nonstop-music stations for special styles). The stations mentioned here are all free.

Sound quality

ranges from very poor to excellent because stations use all sorts of bitrates (everything from 64 kbps mono to 320 kbps stereo). If you're interested: I've compiled a list with some more kbps-bitrates of DVB stations.

DVB Channel settings

If your receiver's automatic search doesn't find the programmes, try to enter the frequency, polarisation (H or V), and symbol rate (SR) manually. Unfortunally these parameters change from time to time (especially the UK-stations on Astra 2 / 28°E). Look out for the latest data at Lyngsat.com or Satco DX. A few receivers support the SatcoDX standard (sdx-file-import). Then you can update the channel lists automatically via the internet. That saves a lot of time. The Setedit Software enables many receivers for that purpose.

DVB-PCI-Card recording

Direct and loss-free MPEG-recording is theoretically possible with most of them, but it's tricky. If you record radio streams, keep in mind that DVB-satellite stations use MPEG1 Layer 2 (instead of Layer 3 which is the MP3 standard) and 48 or 32 kHz sample frequency (instead of 44.1 kHz). Here the problems begin: only a few portable players support Layer 2. Not any software will import Layer 2. And the codecs on many PCs for playing Layer 2 appear to be of a very poor sound quality. So after all I've found that it's easier to connect the receiver's/card's analogue audio output with the sound card's input to get the best results. One alternative would be to use the digital/SPDIF output of the receiver/card if your sound card supports that. But keep in mind that the digital stream will already be converted into plain WAV by your receiver then.

Analogue

The old standard from the 80ies and 90ies. Cheap receivers cost €20. Only a few countries like Germany, Turkey and France still transmit analogue signals (parallel to DVB). Analogue signals require more capacity of the satellite, that's why they're being replaced one after another. Probably in 2010 all satellite transmissions will be digital. By then, all analoguie receivers will become trash.

ADR

This is a special satellite-radio mode used in Germany very much. The audio-stream is digital (usually 192 kbps), but it is modulated upon a carrier of an analogue TV signal. When analogue TV runs out, ADR will leave, too. You can't receive ADR with an ordinary DVB receiver. You need a special ADR receiver. I use the Kathrein UFD232 receiver for it, working very well. Most ADR-tuners search automatically for all the programmes. The best deal are probably cheap second hand ADR receivers available at E-Bay Germany. Some ADR receivers allow direct MPEG1 Layer 2 recording in combination with a PC and special software.

If you know a good programme that is not mentioned here and can be heard not only locally, please let me know.

Questions? Corrections? Ideas? Comments?
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BBC 6 Music	Caroline	Club Asia	FIP	FM4	Jam FM	Jazz R Berlin	Jazz FM (UK)
KINK FM	Le Mouv'	Lifegate	Media Tropical	Frequence Jazz	Planet Rock	radioeins
Radio Latina	Radio Nova	RNE3	Rock Antenne	Rockradio Thessaloniki	Student Broadcast Network	Swiss Jazz

Africa No.1	D-Radio Berlin	DR P3	DRS3
Fr.Inter	Fritz	Funkhaus Europa	Multikulti
Nordwestradio	NRK P3	Radio 1 (BBC)	Radio 1 (RTE)
R.Scotland (BBC)	R.Ulster (BBC)	Virgin Radio

Satellite Music Radio In Europe

You like world music, rock, folk, blues, metal, soul, independent or alternative music? You find the rotating mainstream music all over the dial boring? You live in Europe? Here's help ! Just connect your satelleite receiver with your stereo !

Shortcuts: ----Day-By-Day Schedule ----World Music 24 h ----Jazz 24 h ----Mixed 24 h ----Rock, Punk, Heavy 24 h ----Classic Rock 24 h ----Club Music 24 h ----Stations with good shows ----other stations ----reception

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