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About Absolute 90s
Listen to the internet radio of Absolute 90s live, a sister station of Absolute Radio, owned by Bauer Radio Ltd. and part of the Planet Radio station fleet. Absolute 90s radio's playlist focuses on music from the last decade before the millennium. The last decade when music still had traces of its organic origins, before sound waves were completely transformed by sound-enhancing computer programmes. The last decade in which band members knew each other, just as the listeners knew the bands. In the 80s, new electronic devices were primarily aimed at aiding the expression of musical imagination. However, during the 90s, the landscape shifted significantly, as digital technology gradually took centre stage in the music industry. The collision between analogue and digital had never been so perceptible. Musical genres and subgenres vanished, giving rise to new ones in the midst of this cataclysmic shift. The broadcaster presents both facets of the final clash between analogue and digital during the last decade of their rivalry. The majority of the playlist is dedicated to the last heroes of real music, while the remainder is dedicated to new, digitally created music. The selection from the new genres also reflects the artistic philosophy of the Absolute brand, advocating for the significance of authenticity in music. As a result, the station meticulously curates music pieces that embody genuine musical value, whether they are digitally created or not. In this manner, the station's music lineup showcases the finest elements of pop, rock, electronica, house, techno, and trip-hop. The radio offers the "No Repeat Guarantee" in its schedule between 10am and 4pm on weekdays, so you won’t hear the same song twice. The station wakes the listeners and sets the vibes of the weekday mornings with "The Dave Berry Breakfast Show" from 6am to 10am with Dave Berry. The programme also offers listeners fresh news segments presented by Emma Jones.
Absolute 90s slogan: "The UK’s home of Britpop and 90s floorfillers"
Absolute 90s slogan: "The UK’s home of Britpop and 90s floorfillers"
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Postal address: One Golden Square, London, W1F 9DJ
Website: https://hellorayo.co.uk/absolute-radio-90s
E-mail: absoluteradio90s[kukac]absoluteradio.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absoluteradio90s
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Website: https://hellorayo.co.uk/absolute-radio-90s
E-mail: absoluteradio90s[kukac]absoluteradio.co.uk
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/absoluteradio90s
X: https://x.com/absoluteradio90
Absolute 90s frequencies
The broadcast is not available on the traditional analogue radio way, but can be reached by digital solutions like DAB Digital Radio and DigitalTV, we recommend the online radio stream.
DigitalTV: Sky - Channel 0201
DigitalTV: Sky - Channel 0201
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BBC Radio 2 has lost almost a million listeners in the last year, according to the Q1/2020 audience research from RAJAR. The reach of the UK’s biggest radio station fell from 15.356m at the start of 2019 to 14.362m over the first three months of this year. The two biggest commercial radio networks – Heart and Capital – both lost significant reach over the 12 months too. The Heart network lost 787,000 listeners to leave a reach of 7.737m, while Capital dropped 815,000 to 6.386m. When you add in the other Heart and Capital branded stations – 70s, 80s, 90s, Dance, Xtra and Xtra Reloaded – the Heart brand reaches 9.365m and the Capital brand 7.502m...More >>radiotoday.co.uk - 14.05.2020
RAJAR Q4 2019: London and national brands round-up
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Absolute 90s's programmes19
00:00 - Non-Stop 90s
Non-stop 90s classics, from Oasis and Blur to Nirvana and The Stone Roses.
02:00 - Sunshine 90s
The Walkman is on and the sun is out - here's your perfect mixtape of feel-good 90s tunes.
03:00 - Non-Stop 90s
Non-stop 90s classics, from Oasis and Blur to Nirvana and The Stone Roses.
06:00 - Dave Berry Breakfast Show
Dave Berry will be sending you to the biggest gigs, collecting your Cool Badge, and throwing open the door to the Bureau of Little Complaints. Tweet @absoluteradio to get involved.
10:00 - The 90s No Repeat Guarantee
Ben Burrell is playing some of the best tracks from the 90s and what's more, you won't hear the same song twice! Tweet him @AbsoluteRadio90.
13:00 - The 90s No Repeat Guarantee
Danielle Perry is playing some of the best tracks from the 90s and what's more, you won't hear the same song twice! Tweet her @AbsoluteRadio90.
16:00 - Hometime with Bush and Richie
The Hometime show, brought to you by Andy Bush & Richie Firth. 3 hours of nonsense presented by 2 confused dads. Apologies in advance.
19:00 - Jay Lawrence
Jay Lawrence has got all the best tunes for whatever you're up to.
22:00 - Non-Stop 90s
Non-stop 90s classics, from Oasis and Blur to Nirvana and The Stone Roses.
