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Radio VH1 stations that play Japan
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Cover to Cover |
Better than the original? You bet. Rockers, rappers and crooners revamp country, soul and jazz favorites -- and vice versa. You'll never hear the old songs the same way again. |
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Crunch |
Rock music that doesn't inspire headbanging or moshing, as much as blitzkrieg bopping. Today's new alternative is giving you something you can feel: a beat you can dance to. |
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Indie |
The sound of the indie rock lifestyle -- ungovernable by society's standards, uninfluenced by pop trends, never-ending in its pursuit of independence. |
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Axis |
Where Legendary rockers and alternative heroes come together. |
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Hardware |
Your ultimate intergalactic soundtrack, mixing film scores, radio broadcasts, television themes, sound effects and outer-space songs that are out of this world. |
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Dreamscape |
If dark guitar/piano melodies are what you seek at 2 a.m., here's a visceral rock experience that won't wake the neighbors. KCRW has never sounded so good -- even on vicodin. |
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Angst |
When the day is endless, the emotional pain is severe, and nothing feels like it will ever be right again -- dry your eyes, turn it up, and scream out loud. The songs of anger and rejection that the post-hardcore emo set will sing for you that makes things right again! We promise! |
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I Love The 90s |
Have you already forgotten how great it was? Revel in the decade that brought you an alternative nation, the R&B/hip-hop crossover, the hordes, the ravers and the ska-punks. They're all here. |
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I Love The 80s |
Hate on '80s music all you want, but we know it's your guilty pleasure -- skinny ties and spandex pants, new wave and old school, the bad haircuts and ... the really bad haircuts. It's all here. |
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Anti |
Explore punk rock beyond the charts. The pulse of musical rebellion -- three decades-strong and still making the underground roar. |
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Punk Essentials |
More than just a three-chord revolution, punk was a musical explosion and a cultural philosophy born in New York and London, but bred worldwide. |
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Fire & Ice |
The heat of the dance riots that '80s outsiders were instigating to shake rock's malaise. The cold of the detached synth sounds and lyrical worldviews that made them outsiders in the first place. |
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London |
Brit-pop isn't just a kind of alternative rock for Beatles fans -- it's an attitude. Enjoy its exports, from the hits that climb the Top of the Pops to the underground anthems that rock the pubs. |
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Hair Band |
The heavy rock built on star-power fabulosity, fast and loud tunes, platform boots and hair spray, from the birth of glam through the Sunset Strip's heyday. Turn it up to 11. |
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Dark Shadows |
Slow-paced doom and fierce gloom that reach beyond metal to a heavier and deeper place, where indie experimentalists, ambient goths and post-rock poets gather. |
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Rebel Girls |
Every belle's worst nightmare is every revolutionary's dream, defying musical conventions, defining radical womanhood. |
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Swing Time |
Return to the Swing Era's past -- the rompin', stompin' pre-/post-War moment of brass fanfares and lush melodies when jazz and pop shared the airwaves -- then hook up with the Swing Era's present. |
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Femme Fatales |
French film-makes Jean-Luc Godard, once said, "All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl." All we needed for a radio station was the hottest lady vocalists singing their biggest hits. And here it is. |
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VH1 Radio |
Playing all the superstar artists that you know and love and "You Outta Know" artists exploding on the scene. |
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