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Radio
Monique International
(2MB)
This
is an edited recording of Radio
Monique International, which broadcast
from the MV Ross Revenge between 16th December 1984 and 24th November 1987
on 319 meters (963kHz). Audio quality
is excellent.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Radio
Mi Amigo
(1.23MB)
This
is an edited recording of Radio
Mi Amigo, which broadcast from the
MV Mi Amigo between 28th December 1973 and 20th October 1978.
Audio quality is excellent.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Laser
558
- Charlie Wolf
(13.55MB) TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE
This
is an edited recording of Charlie Wolf
on Laser 558 at the height of "Euroseige
85". Quality is very good. Note that
this is quite a large file.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Radio Delmare
(3.58MB)
This
is an edited extract of the short
lived Radio
Delmare from the MV Aegir II recorded
in June 1979.
The station broadcast from 2nd June to 28th September 1979
off the Dutch coast. From 21st August to 11th September 1978
Delmare had broadcast from the MV
Aegir. Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
Click
here for the Radio Delmare website.
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Radio
Mi Amigo International on 272 metres
1)
1st July 1979
- official first day
(1.22MB)
2)
18th
July 1979
(1.15MB)
Radio
Mi Amigo International broadcast
on 272 metres from the MV Magdelena,
anchored off the Belgian coast.
The first recording is an edited
extract from their first official
day, 1st July 1979. The second recording
features short extracts from 18th
July 1979. The station lasted barely
3 months and came to an end
in September 1979. Dutch police
arrested the Magdelena and her crew
when the vessel ran aground on a
sandbank off the Dutch coast following
a storm. Sadly, the ship ended up
as scrap in October 1979. Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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RNI's
Dutch Service
(2.04MB Zip) TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE
Recorded
alongside the Mebo II on July 28th
1973
SUPERB
AUDIO QUALITY
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Radio
Caroline Revival Hour on Radio Andorra
1969
(PART 1)
(863KB)
(PART 2)
(419KB)
(PART 3)
(379KB)
(PART 4)
(219KB)
The
Caroline Revival Hour generated
a lot of excitement in 1969. The
problem was, reception was very
poor in the UK and the broadcast
was very late at night on 2nd March
1969. I lost count
of the number of times Daffy Don
Allen said "loud and clear".: laserbeam@flareradio.com
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Radio
Dolfijn
(381KB)
A
short lived middle of the road Dutch
language station which broadcast
from the Laissez Faire following
the closedown of Radio England.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Radio
227
(454KB)
A
top 40 station from the Laissez
Faire which appeared after the closedown
of Radio Dolfijn see above).
The promo features ex BigL dj Tony
Windsor, who was working on Radio
355 at the time.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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Sixties
TV news reports
(4.38MB Zip)
These
edited TV news reports are from
August 14th 1967, the day the Marine
Broadcasting Offence Act came into
force at midnight.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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RADIO
MONTE CARLO INTERNATIONAL
(576KB)
On
205 metres, next to metres Radio
Luxembourg on 208, Radio Monte Carlo
International broadcast pop m music
after midnight, but lasted only
3 months. Despite having the huge
talents of ex-offshore radio
djs, Tommy Vance, Dave Cash and
Kenny Everett (with a revived "Kenny
and Cash show) the station was not
a commercial success.
Recorded
Folkestone, Kent, UK
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RADIO
SEAGULL
(0.99MB)
Listen
to the daily changeover from
Radio Atlantis to Radio Seagull.
This is an extract of a broadcast
from the MV Mi Amigo, and contains
a "message for the office".
Date unknown.
Recorded
Brentwood, Essex, UK
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RALLY
IN SUPPORT OF DUTCH PIRATES. HYDE
PARK, LONDON 1974
(789KB) TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE
This
rally in support of the Dutch pirates
was well attended. In this recording
you can hear some directions being
given for our march to Downing Street
and the Dutch Embassy. I remember
marching to the sound of the excellent
landbased pirate station Radio
Kaleidoscope,
blasting out of numerous portable
radios. If anyone knows the exact
date of the rally, please email
me: laserbeam@flareradio.com
Recorded
London, UK
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