RTP-area local music and culture

[a rooster for the masses <adam AT aroosterforthemasses.com>]

I wish stations had a better system for logging and searching there logs.  So 
you could find out when an artist is played.  (Very useful for a band.)  Or 
who the band is that plays at a certain time.  (Very helpful when you hear a 
song and want to know who it is.)
  adam

rick sawyer <rickbang AT gmail.com> wrote:
  i'm not sure how yes came by all this information, but the actual
radio stations you listen to compile their playlists in real time and
comprehensively:

http://destoria.bootp.duke.edu/djspace/plmanager/world/currentplaylist_xdu.php
http://www.wxyc.info/playlists/recent.html
http://www.wknc.org/studio/
http://www.wuag.net/


On 8/2/06, tommy Gibson wrote:
> I have a strange feeling I've just fallen prey to some crafty viral
> marketing scheme but, yes,
> that is pretty cool. I like that info for WXYC, WXDU, WKNC and WHFS are
> all available
> via this site. I was disappointed not to see WUAG or, my alma mater, WQFS.
>
> I'm not a huge iTunes fan but, as I continue to lose brain cells at an
> alarming rate, it'll be
> nice to have a quick answer to those increasingly frequent "who was
> that?" moments.
>
> kutchma AT hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > Has anyone seen this?
> >
> > http://www.yes.com/index.php
> >
>
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