We are getting a new radio station.

Sounds great! (The music, if not the ads!) Do you know the wavelength?

I don’t know how to do links but if you google boom radio it does explain how to access it. It’s. You can get it via Alexa.

It comes on line on the 14th.

It sounds appalling!

I used to like hearing music from my youth, as it wasn't played often.
In recent years, tho, I seem to hear it all the time and I'm pretty fed up of it.

The ads sound cool, tho. (not)

Thought you were going to be referring to the new news one that Andrew Neil is involved with but maybe that will be on telly.

What about us over 75s?! In the 1980s or ‘90s there was a station playing the music of the 1950s and ‘60s which was great but declined, for lack of use I think. Does anyone remember it?

Elrel that would have been Radio 2 surely?

Kim - I'd not heard of the Andrew Neill thing, thank you - it's called GB News and is on the TV. Starts next month apparently.
David Hamilton is 82.

I’m listening to it while I’m browsing GN it’s not bad so far it launches on 14th they are running test programmes at the moment.

www.boomradiouk.com/radioplayer/default/

I haven’t heard of the Andrew Neil either.
It seems to be like buses, I wonder when station no.3 will turn up?

Not for me, I like music from many years, including now.

Same here Jaxjacky.
The 80s are very much my era, and the first few years of the 90s. But objectively I think that the 70s were by far the best decade, as it had so many different active genres.
When I listen to The Sounds of the 60s on Radio 2, which I regularly do, I'm often taken by how similar many of the songs sound very alike.

Thanks PamelaJ1. I've downloaded the phone app. I was a huge fan of Nicky Horne's Your Mother Wouldn't Like It on Capital Radio in the 70s and 80s. I'm hoping he'll be playng the same kind of music.

The 30s was a good time for music, wish it would make a comeback.