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Working in raspberry pi 4B n.n/

That jingle is very nostalgic

その当時の韓国と北朝鮮のラジオ放送に関する非常に貴重な資料です。 特にこの放送に関するファイルはいくら探してもインターネットで手に入れることができなかったのにまさかユーチューブにあるとは…··· 夜明けに感動して涙が出るほどです。

貴重な資料を共有していただきありがとうございます。 とても貴重な歴史記録です。 韓国からあいさつを伝えます。

Located : Timang , Philippines Power : 250kw The transmitter still on air

Я в детстве ловил на обычном радиоприемнике в Оренбургской области

Мен эса на болаликни билганман на ёшликни, эссиз умрим ,завол булдими билмайман,на кучага чикиб у ёк бу ёкка борганман, на тенгкурларимга кушилиб утириш ёки чойхонага бормаганман, хозир эса оиламга гап гапиришим мумкин эмас, нима учун бунча мени кийнамасаларинг, ахир мен хам инсонманку, хадеб ёзганимдан кулаверасизларми, ман нима одам эмасманми, узимни оилам билан сухбатлашиб, чойхонага уз тенгдошларим билан утиришни мен хам хохлайман, мен хам инсонман

This music takes me back to the early 70s when I used to listen to the station from India. God bless Ethiopia! Hallelujah!

In January 1987, this radio station made history, launching a very special program, titled "The Youth Channel" - it featured Soviet artists whose songs weren't played before Perestroika, together with many foreign songs 😻📻! In 1991, Radio Yunost finally got its own frequency (its programs were broadcast on various frequencies before), even I had a privilege to be among the listeners 🥰. "The Youth Channel" ran until 2008, when Radio Yunost was rebranded as You-FM; it returned to broadcasting Soviet music, there are also literary performances 🤔... The following announcements can be heard here: 0:13 Moscow Time 11 AM 0:27 Here is Radio Yunost (both female and male voices) 1:45 Hello friends, here are today's features 1:50 Komsomol chronicles report about labor successes of country's youth Very unfortunately, I was hardly able to understand the final announcement at 2:01 😿.

This station, known as "Pacific Ocean", had its headquarters in Vladivostok and was aimed mainly at fishers and sailors in the Okhotsk Sea basin - besides news and entertainment, it also reported coordinates of various vessels worldwide 😻🌊📻🛳️. Its interval signal was the March of the Siberian Riflemen (aka Partisan's Song, I used to sing it as a child - as far as I'm concerned, this melody is nowadays being played at the clock tower of the Vladivostok Post Office exactly at noon) 🤔🔔 ⏰ 📯... This station, however, was shut in 2001 due to lack of budget 😿📻🪙... There are three announcements here 🥰🎤: 0:44 Attention, this is Radio Pacific Ocean. 0:50 Hello friends, here is a program for sailors and fishers of the Far East. 1:19 Today's feature: central press review.

Wow, what a rare recording, in fact, Radio Mayak had two interval signals, corresponding to the first two lines of the "Moscow Nights" song (aka "Midnight in Moscow"), but later, this particular interval signal (second line) was dropped and the first line has been played ever since 🤩📻. At 0:43, the following announcement can be heard: "Moscow Time 5:30 PM, here is Radio Mayak's news bulletin" 🥰🎤.

those were the times... Greetings from Lithuania!

Radio RSA existed between 1966 and 1992; thanks to another video, I managed to figure out the melody's title in Afrikaans that accompanies Bokmakerie Bird's call: "Ver in die wêreld Kittie" (since my comment can be translated into other languages, I can't translate it here) 🤔😻🐦🇿🇦. At 1:11, there seems to be RSA's national anthem from the days before Nelson Mandela's presidency, called "Die Stem van Suid-Afrika", which was also the motto of Radio RSA 🤔📻🇿🇦. Anyway, the interval signal sounds similar to that of Radio Australia 😻🐦📻🇦🇺.

Very interesting interval signal; at 0:46, there seems to be the following message: "This is Israel, broadcasting its service from Jerusalem", concluded by the traditional greeting "Shabbat Shalom" (maybe someone speaking Hebrew can correct me if I'm wrong) 😻🎤🇮🇱. On May 15th, 2017, IBA was succeeded by the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation 🤔📻📺📡.

Мен тугилган йил ой Кун тенг экан

Ssb

Эээээ болалик нахот Энди йук

It's a pity that the reception here was, in my view, quite weak 😿📻... Anyway, modern sovereign Vatican City was established in 1929 and, in 1931, Vatican Radio was founded - it always greeted its listeners with a traditional Catholic greeting "Laudetur Jesus Christus" ("Praised be Jesus Christ", I even heard it here) 🤔✝️📻🇻🇦. Surprisingly, since Vatican City is world's only county with Latin as an official language, Vatican Radio launched a weekly news service in Latin, titled "Hebdomada Papae" (Pope's Week) 😻📻🇻🇦!

Nowadays known as KBS World Radio; even a South Korean singer, Lena Park, seems to have hosted a program there 😻📻🎤🎶🇰🇷

The interval signal corresponds to the "Song of General Kim Il-sung", also used by KCTV; as far as I'm concerned, both radio (nowadays titled "Voice of Korea") and TV of the DPRK seem to be available via Thaicom satellites; "Voice of Korea" also appears to continue broadcasting on shortwave 🤔📻📺🇰🇵

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Wow, I always loved these particular chimes of London's Big Ben - they're truly majestic 😻🔔📻🇬🇧

Amazing recording featuring well-known rhythms from South Asia 🥰💃🇧🇩📻

Kookaburras are simply amazing birds and I wish their laugh was always used as the interval signal on Radio Australia; surprisingly, on November 23rd, 1996, there was a question about that particular signal on Russian TV game show "What? Where? When?" 😻📻📺🇦🇺!

Кандай ажойиб даврлар эдия

ナレーションは宮内鎮雄さん?

Surprisingly, this recording features the melody of The Internationale - this left-wing anthem seems to continue being popular in China 🤔📻🇨🇳

😭😭😭😭😭 ешлигим

エリザベスセレナーデ

Wow, I was amazed that the traditional interval signal ("Song of the Motherland") was followed by "The Patriotic Song" at 0:24, composed by Mikhail Glinka, which used to be the Russian national anthem between 1990 and 2000 🤩📻; at 1:10 you can hear the Soviet national anthem, which was co-written by Sergey Mikhalkov and new lyrics were written by him in 2000 so it became the current Russian national anthem 🤔.

Thx for the upload.

А в чём фишка? Это архивная запись?

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Быть им

Классно !!!

Тошкентдан гапирамиз ва курсатамиз 🗼

Nice reception, congratulations! Old memories...

In the background at 0:16 VOA signal, very nice recorded.

what does it means ?

This must be one lean, mean OS if the latest version can run like that on a 90s PC.

omfg! Aptiva was my first PC! ...hell, time goes fast

Ҳар куни манимча, 12:00 да чорвадор эшиттириши буларди, шуни азбаройи соғинганимдан анчадан буён қидираман. Илтимос бўлса, юклаб юборинглар. Узоқ ўлкалардан ватани соғинган ватандошингиздан барчага салом!

That interval signal reminds me of warm summer days and simpler times.

Oh my God! I may have listened to this programme in 1977. My father would tune in to Voice of Malaysia every morning in the late 1970s when I was still in bed at about half past five in the morning. I was about three or four years old at that time. That music tune...I always remember it for the rest of my life. Almost every day I heard this beautiful tune. It has a Malay tune. Beautiful! I do not know the title of that Malaysian song.

the music is liberate Malaya right?

Great Channel. Your archive is remarkable.

I prefer this interval signal, didn't like the later one they replaced it with.

Liberate Malaya

懐かしいですね😎👍私は1978年に受信した事ありました🙆アップロード感謝いたします😃🙇

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