From: spamless_mr.sisyphus@shaw.ca   
      
   On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 16:43:06 -0400, "Dancetime DJ Services"   
    wrote:   
      
   >Of course, I am not old enough to have any idea of what listening to   
   >stations in Europe was like before the late 60's, but I do remember Radio   
   >Luxembourg, and we bought a Grundig Stereo first year in Germany (large   
   >cabinet model) and that was the only progressive station we could get, and   
   >we tuned in at every moment.   
   >   
   >The rest of the time, we just listened to CFN   
      
      
   1963-1965   
      
   Radio Lux, Radio CAE, and the hour or two a week that "Auntie" BBC   
   allotted to "pop" music.   
      
   My little Philips tabletop Radio or, later, my huge Philips transistor   
   with all the pushbuttons along the top for the different broadcast   
   bands.   
      
   Winter evenings huddled in my room with the radio on.   
   Couldn't listen in the living room on Dad's Telefunken--"that kind of   
   music will ruin the speakers".   
      
   Can't remember exactly why, but I never listened to Radio Caroline or   
   AFN even though they were both there.   
      
   Lee H. in beautiful Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada!   
      
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