93.7 may not have a link since it recently changed over. I dunno. It was Star, but now it's Mike FM! I kinda like it. Yesterday, I gave it 107.9's spot on my first FM preset, mainly because the second preset is all VT channels.
Anyway, it's real website is at
http://www.937mikefm.com/
in case you were wondering.
Hm, yeah...and I noticed there's http://www.star937fm.com/star937fm/ which claims to offer Star in online format.
http://news.bostonherald.com/forums/index.php?board=10;action=display;threadid=13618
claims the new format is based on a increasingly used "Jack" format -- "think iPod on shuffle mode, no DJs" -- it has a bigger library but sounds like its cheaper to produce.
Was Star one of the last "black" targetted stations in the area?
Yeah, it was just a bunch of club/dance music before. It wasn't all that great to listen to, but I suppose if you actually liked that music it would be good.
I tend to just stick to rock though. 101, 104.1, 107.3, 100.7, and 98.5 and 107.9 were in there for good measure.
We put 93.7 on yesterday when we finished listening to a cd i had on, and they were playing Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice.
It doesn't get more random than that.
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