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Portugal is a country with a vibrant and diverse radio scene, offering a wide range of stations catering to different tastes and interests. From music to news, talk shows to sports coverage, there is something for everyone on the airwaves.

One of the most popular radio stations in Portugal is RFM, which plays a mix of contemporary pop, rock, and dance music. With a youthful and energetic vibe, RFM has a loyal following among younger listeners and is known for its lively morning show, hosted by popular personalities Pedro Fernandes and Mariana Alvim.

Another top station is Comercial, which has been on the air for over 40 years and is known for its mix of music and talk shows. The station's flagship program, "Manhãs da Comercial," is hosted by popular DJs Pedro Ribeiro, Vanda Miranda, and Nuno Markl, and features a mix of music, comedy, and interviews with celebrities and other notable figures.

For those who prefer classical music, Antena 2 is a must-listen. Operated by Portugal's national broadcaster, RTP, Antena 2 features a mix of classical music, jazz, and other genres, as well as programs dedicated to the arts and culture.

For news and current affairs, TSF is a go-to station. With a focus on in-depth reporting and analysis, TSF covers national and international news, politics, and business, as well as providing coverage of major events and breaking news.

Sports fans have plenty of options as well, with stations like Rádio Renascença and Antena 1 providing comprehensive coverage of football (soccer) and other sports. Rádio Renascença, in particular, is known for its coverage of the Portuguese football league, as well as its insightful analysis and commentary.

These are just a few examples of the many radio stations available in Portugal. Whether you're looking for music, news, talk shows, or sports coverage, there is a station out there for you. So tune in, and discover the vibrant world of Portuguese radio!

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FITFWT24: MASTERPOST

FASHION [x]

LITHOGRAPHS [x]

PORTRAITS [x]

OUTRO SONGS [x]

TWITTER SPREE 23.1.2024

John Delf/ Sennheiser interview: FITFWT Sound Engineering

FESTIVALS

FITFWT23

LOUIS TOMLINSON LIVE - 24.4.2024: Fan videos vs Spotify canvas

ASIA

24 Jan - Bengkel Space SCBD, JAKARTA: video 1, video 2, video 3

AUSTRALIA

28 Jan - Sidney Myer Music Bowl, MELBOURNE (fitfwt24: melbourne)

30 Jan - Riverstage, BRISBANE (#fitfwt24: brisbane)

2 Feb - Qudos Bank Arena, SYDNEY (#fitfwt24: sydney)

TEKATE PAL NORTE FESTIVAL

30 Mar - MONTERREY, MEXICO (cap. 80k) (#fitfwt24: tecate) (PRESS CONFERENCE) MTY 360, Tiempo, El Ambiente, Reforma

IHEART RADIO AWARDS - 1 APR 2023: Joshua Halling wins Best Tour Photographer

PRE-TOUR PRESS RUN, LATAM

2 Apr - SÃO PAULO, Brazil: Radio Mix FM, Foquinha, MTV Brazil, CNN Brazil, Capricho, POPLine Brazil, g1, Nickelodeon, Billboard Br

4 Apr - SANTIAGO, Chile: Los 40 Chile, CNN Chile, Canal 13, Bio Bio Chile, La Cuarta, Radio Disney Chile, Radio Planeta

6 Apr - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina: Los 40 Argentina, TN La Viola, HeinowPY, MTV Sur, Clarín, Sergio Aguero, TELESHOW, #velez sarafield stadium, Esto es Datta, Tu Musica Hoy, Telenoche, Canal 13, Billboard Argentina, Algos De Musica, Radio Disney LA

NORTHERN MUSIC AWARDS - 23 APR 2023: raffle (#northern music awards)

LOUIS IGTV - 27.4.2024

LATAM - IGTV with transcription 27.6.2024

2 May - Centro de Convenciones Amador, PANAMA CITY (#fitfwt24: panama)

5 May - Coliseo de Puerto Rico, SAN JUAN (#fitfwt24: san juan)

8 May - Jeunesse Arena, RIO DE JANEIRO (#fitfwt24: rio de janeiro)

11 May - Allianz Parque, SÃO PAULO (#fitfwt24: são paulo)

12 May - Ligga Arena Cap, CURITIBA (#fitfwt24: curitiba)

15 May - Antel Arena, MONTEVIDEO: (#fitfwt24: montevideo)

18 May - Velez Sarsfield, BUENOS AIRES: (#fitfwt24: buenos aires)

21 May - Jockey Club del Paraguay, ASUNCIÓN: (#fitfwt24: asuncion)

24 May - Bicentenario Stadium, SANTIAGO (#fitfwt24: santiago)

26 May - Arena 1, LIMA: (#fitfwt24: lima)

28 May - Coliseo Medplus, BOGOTÁ: (#fitfwt24: bogota)

30 May - Parque Viva, SAN JOSE: (#fitfwt24: san jose)

1 Jun - Autodrómo Hermanos Rodriguez - Curva 4, MEXICO CITY: (#fitfwt24: mexico city)

4 Jun - Auditorio Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez, QUERETARO: (#fitfwt24: queretaro)

6 Jun - Arena VFG, GUADALAJARA: (#fitfwt24: guadalajara)

AWAY FROM HOME FESTIVAL

8 JUN - MERIDA, Mexico (cap. 10k+): (#afhf 2024)

EUROS 2024 (#louiseuros24)

PINKPOP FESTIVAL

22 Jun - LANDGRAAF, Netherlands (cap. 70k): 17:55 to 18:55 (#louispinkpop24)

GLASTONBURY 2024 (#louisglasto24)

MAIN SQUARE FEST

4 Jul - ARRAS, France (cap. 40k): 18:15 to 19:15 (#louismainsq24)

RUISROCK FESTIVAL

7 Jul - Ruissalo Island, TURKU, Finland (cap. 35k): 19:15 (#louisruisrock24)

MEO MARES VIVAS FESTIVAL

21 Jul - VILA NOVA DE GAIA, Portugal (cap. 30k): 21:45 (#louismaresvivas24)

MORRIÑA FESTIVAL

26 Jul- PORTO DE A CORUÑA, Spain (cap. 20k): 23:50 (#louismorrina24)

ARENAL SOUND FESTIVAL

2 Aug - BURRIANA, CASTELLO, Spain (cap. 50k): 23:20 - 00:40 (#louisarenalsound24)

SANTANDER FESTIVAL

3 Aug - SANTANDER, Spain (cap. 15k): 1:30 - 2:30 AM (#louissantander24)

UNTOLD FESTIVAL

8 Aug - CLUJ-NAPOCA, Romania (main stage cap. 30k, 2023 attendance 400k): 21:45 - 23:00 (#louisuntold24)

SZIGET FESTIVAL

10 Aug - BUDAPEST, Hungary (cap. 92k): 19:15 to 20:30 (#louissziget24)

FREQUENCY FESTIVAL

16 Aug - ST. PÖLTEN, Austria (cap. 140k) (#louisfrequency24)

CABARET VERT FESTIVAL

18 AUG - CHARLEVILLE-MÉZIÈRES, France (cap. 90k): 19:10 - 20:10 (#louiscabaretvert24)

VICTORIOUS FESTIVAL

23 Aug - PORTSMOUTH, UK (cap. 65k): 16:45 - 17:30 (#louisvictorious24)

ZURICH OPENAIR FESTIVAL

24 AUG - ZURICH, Switzerland (cap. 80k): 19:40 - 20:40 (#louiszurichopenair24)

FESTNINGEN FESTIVAL

30 Aug - TRONDHEIM, Norway: 17:30 - 18:30 (#louisfestningen24)

ITALIAN GRAND PRIX

31 Aug - 1 Sep - MONZA, Italy (#louismonza24)

LIVE FROM FEST ISTANBUL

6 Sep - Festival Park Yenikapı, ISTANBUL, Turkey (cap. 10k): 21:30 - (#louisfestistanbul24)

LOLLAPALOOZA BERLIN

7 Sep - Olympiastadion & Olympiapark, BERLIN, Germany (cap. 100k): 18:15 - 19:10 (#louislolla24)

SUPERBLOOM FESTIVAL

8 Sep - Olympiapark and Olympiastadion, MUNICH, Germany (cap. 50k): 17:35 - 18:35 (#louissuperbloom24)

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thank you so much! ok, apologies if some of these questions seem basic - again, i've tried to understand as much as i can by searching online. SO, a few that come to mind are: i guess different frequencies are used for ham radio communication vs. broadcast. lots of sources emphasize that there's a big difference between ham radio and broadcast. is there no overlap between the two, like, technically or socially? i know you're not supposed to use amateur radio for commercial purposes, so a lot of the radio events, broadcasts, activities, etc that i'm familiar with from listening to commercial radio probably aren't options.

another question: what are nets like?

on a slightly different note: if a person is listening in on an amateur radio conversation, but not speaking, can others on that frequency tell they're listening? how?

Aaalright, I had to take a break because of painful headaches and also meetings with my ARES group (ARES stands for Amateur Radio Emergency Service, for those of y'all who aren't aware).

Please notice: I came into amateur radio through ARES, so my personal experiences with amateur radio are colored through that lens.

Also, I apologize for this whole ass essay.

Ham Radio VS Broadcast

Technically: There is no difference. In an unlocked radio (which is becoming a rare hot ticket item), you can literally go from listening to FM radio to scooting over a few numbers and talking to Brazil or Portugal.

Legally: We're not supposed to do that because the FCC says not to, and the FCC is not a government entity to take lightly. Even the Joker would fear the FCC. We have to behave ourselves. We're not even allowed to swear on the air waves :(

Socially: Possibly the biggest divide BECAUSE of the legal part. With the exception of people who work for professional radio stations who also happen to have amateur radio licenses, there's no overlap between us.

Amateur Radio Nets

Counterquestion: What sort of net are we talking about? A roundtable or ragchew? A weekly ARES net? An emergency net? Considering how niche emergency service-based amateur radio is, I'm going to assume you mean a roundtable, but feel free to come back for the other two that I know more about.

There are two ways to run a roundtable or ragchew net:

Everyone who's involved will check in at the beginning of the net, and the net control operator will direct it around the circle in order.

Everyone will check in at one point during the net and give their input. They will not be revisited unless they purposefully check back in, which is usually done by transmitting and saying the word "recheck".

During any and all nets, anyone actively participating MUST transmit their callsign and identify themselves every ten minutes from when they first check in. The exception is during emergency nets, but we won't get into that just yet. Typically, all you have to do is give your callsign across the radio again.

If you have questions about callsigns specifically, feel free to ask about those, because there's some nuance~ there that most people miss.

Lurkers

Unless they have actively checked in on a net, you cannot tell who's listening on the radio. We always assume that someone is listening, and that that someone will turn and report us to the FCC immediately if we mess something up.

So we won't be treating radio transmissions as some secret alternative to phone calls or text messages. Sorry to all would-be amateur radio spies out there.

Hopefully this answered some of your questions! Feel free to ask any more as needed!

~Jasper

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Jhope joined the 36th Army Recruit Training Center in Wonju, Gangwon-do on the 18th, and more than 300 media outlets around the world reported on it and showed great interest. .

The world's three major news agencies, the AP of the US , Reuters of the UK, and AFP of France, introduced that "BTS has become a global cultural phenomenon by contributing billions of dollars to the Korean economy and building an international fan base "

Special exemption from military service is provided to traditional musicians, ballet and other dancers if they have won a top prize in a particular competition and are judged to have increased national prestige, but K-pop stars and other entertainers are not subject to the privilege.” ABC , CBS , NBC , Fox News, and UPI, the three major American terrestrial broadcasters , also reported on the enlistment news. NBC and CBS also reported on entertainment news programs such as Access Hollywood and Entertainment Tonight.

CNN reported on the news of their enlistment, saying, " BTS have become global superstars, such as being nominated for a Grammy, and with sales of $4.9 billion in 2019, they account for 0.3% of the country's gross domestic product and have become an important part of the Korean economy."

Major media such as Time, Forbes, Washington Times, Washington Post, USA Today, People, Variety, music media such as Billboard, Rolling Stone, Consequence of Sound, American Songwriter, radio networks such as iHeartRadio and Ohda, and entertainment Tonight, Teen Vogue, EFE , and IBTIMES also reported the news.

In the United States, even local media such as New York Daily News, SCNOW , Gadget Times, Montana Standard, laprensalatina , Fox LA , and Massachusetts Radio joined the ranks of reporting and showed keen interest. Canada's ET Canada also broke the news.

Brazil's OFuxico , Mexico's daily Diario de Yucatan , la verdad noticias, Peruvian daily la republica , Aristegui Noticias , news es euro , TV channel latina pe , and Chilean publimetro , etc.

Britain's public broadcaster BBC reported on the situation in South Korean politics, saying, "There has been discussion for years about whether BTS should serve compulsory service or whether they should be exempted for their contribution to the arts, but the Ministry of Defense has ruled that they must serve . " "When J-Hope released a photo of his shaved head, fans cheered by clicking more than 8 million likes," the report said.

Daily Mail, a daily newspaper in the UK, NME , a music media outlet , Metro Entertainment, and Forcenet, which delivers news related to defense around the world, also reported news.

In France, news of J-Hope's enlistment was reported by 24-hour news channel BFM TV , state-run international news TV network France 24, and weekly news magazine Paris Match.

Germany's wochenschau , Italy's TV news channel Sky TG24 , Netherlands' TV channel RTL Boulevard , Spain's national daily sports newspaper Marca, Portugal's national newspaper publico , and Russia's Orsk Today also joined in the reporting.

In Africa, Egyptian TV channel Sada El Balad , Egyptian radio channel Nile FM , Nigerian news agency Peoples Gazette , and Jordanian mediaAl Bawaba et al reported. UAE daily Khalij Times and Gulf News reported the news.

In India, many media such as The Telegraph, India TV , NDTV , Hindustan Times, East Mojo, Fun Times, Delhi Times, Glasham, and Bangalore Times showed interest.

Japan's Oricon News, Billboard Japan, The Japan News, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post Lifestyle Asia, Singapore's Straits Times, Philippine daily Inquirer, CNN Philippines Philstar, ABS-CBN, Indonesia 's CNN Indonesia , Thailand 's Reports from Asian countries followed, including thethaiger daily , Malaysian Insight, Pakistan's Global Village Space , and Vietnam's daily thanh nien .

It is estimated that hundreds of millions of viewers and readers around the world heard the news of J-Hope's enlistment through such news reports. Meanwhile, J-Hope performed ' HUH', a song from Suga's solo album released on the 21st.?!' as a lyricist/composer and featured in the song, giving fans a song gift. J-Hope's scheduled discharge date is October 17, 2024.

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Oscar Mbo was born in Pretoria & raised in a small mining town in Mpumalanga called Kriel, west of Witbank. He’s a Occupational Health & Safety Graduate through the University of South Africa & follows his passion as a DJ & Podcaster of his own show titled ‘The Ashmed Hour’, under Podomatic. He collects & plays House Music & within its sub-genres; Deep/ Soulful House, Nu-Jazz, Chill-Out, Lounge & Break-Beats. He’s also a member of the trio group titled ‘Golden Boys Ent.’ which he formed in 2010 & primarily hosts social events in Mpumalanga, eMalahleni region & has hosted a vast number of national DJ’s on different platforms & themes such as ‘The Golden Boys Easter Hangout’, ‘GB & Friends Picnic’, ‘GB Dress Up Sundays’ & ‘Annual GB Birthday Celebration’. Oscar Mbo has been featured on DJ Strategy’s TV show; Hit Refresh on Vuzu.Tv Channel 116 on Dstv - Hit Refresh in 2015, 2016 & 2017. He’s also been featured on UKhozi FM, Metro FM, TransAfrica Radio, Motsweding FM, Massiv Metro, E-Malahleni FM, iKwekwezi FM, VOC Radio Station & Rise FM as a Guest DJ for interviews & live mixing. Oscar Mbo has been booked on various occasions to headline & perform in & out of South Africa on festivals, Club events as well as socials & picnics. He’s played alongside Kuniyuki Takahashi, Lars Beherenroth, Rocco, Jullian Gomes, DJ Christos, Black Coffee, Vinny Da Vinci & Fistaz Mixwell to mention a few. On the 12th of April 2019 he did his 1st international tour at DJOON Club in Paris for DJ Shimza’s ONE MAN SHOW & also Lisbon, Portugal few days later. A live stream of the show has been making waves on YouTube & is definitely one of Oscar Mbo’s highlights for 2019 as he now focuses on finishing up his debut album that he plans to drop inthe winter. Oscar Mbo has been appointed by Diesel Menlyn Mall to be part of the monthly in-store promotion titled ‘Denim Friday’ where he plays throughout the day alongside guests as he aligns the brand & invites his followers to check out new season stock as well as frequent sales & specials. The shop has been breaking national records of sales during the promotion day ever since he’s been involved & plans on nationalizing the movement. In March 2019 he was appointed to be a DIESEL SOUTH AFRICA influencer alongside a number of prominent artists & personalities. In 2011 he formed the Podcast & it has hosted a number of Local & International Guests & has been the most downloaded Podcast under the Deep House charts for the 4 years consecutively followed by the famous Jimpster’s show – Freerange Radio Show & local ones. The show entails 5 mixes per month, 1 by himself, 2 by the other Golden Boys members [DJ Luu & Ezra] as well as 2 chosen Guests on submission. All of the mixes are recorded on the 1st Thursday of the month at a venue in Middelburg, Mpumalanga [Junxion Lifestyle] –which is always packed upon recordings. The show is freely available for download on iTunes under the Podcast section as well as directly on www.goldenboys.podomatic.com. He currently resides in Johannesburg as he moved in Gauteng to pursue studies & regularly attends events to learn & observe how other people do things when he isn’t honouring his bookings so that he can better his event hosting skills. He’s a passionate DJ / Producer who’s always willing to learn & grab any available opportunity to grow his brand. On the 2nd of September 2019, he released his debut EP titled Life & Love. A 3 track EP, a build up to his debut album which is set to drop summer 2019. The EP is on all digital stores & on high rotation, track list below: 1.Oscar Mbo feat. Yuri September - ZAR 2. Oscar Mbo - Life & Love 3. Oscar Mbo - For The Brave On the 15th of November 2019, he dropped his debut album titled “Golden Power” which is available for purchase & streaming on digital platforms & CD available in stores nationwide. oscar mbo mix, oscar mbo dancing, oscar mbo songs, oscar mbo ulele, oscar mbo yes god,

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Bio EN

Mikael Reis started his vinyl collection at the age of 16, discovering his true passion for electronic music. The mystery surrounding DJs and electric music aroused his interest to pursue this path.

At the age of 18, he started behind the decks at a bar near his home, and his talent quickly became apparent. At the age of 21, he had already played all over Portugal. Its great particularity is to offer mixes entirely played with his own vinyl collection.

In March 2002, he was invited by Radio 100 to become a resident DJ with a weekly show. This show define his musical style, which encompasses various genres of house music, including Deep House, Minimal, Tech house.

He also played on "Planeta E", at Antenna 3 show hosted by DJ The Fox.

Since 2020, he has been a resident DJ of Radio RES FM with a weekly show called "33 Rotações" every Saturdays.

Mikael Reis already played in the best Portuguese clubs including Alcântara-Mar in Lisbon, Stereo Club (StressLess) in Praia do Pedrogão, Horta da Fonte in Cartaxo, Ultimatum in Guimarães, Imperio Romano in Marinha Grande, Subsolo and Fenix in Aveiro, Karma in Rio Maior, among others. In France, he played at the Strapontin in Tours, and Cargo in Paris. He has shared the stage with big names on the national and international scene such as DJ Vibe, Ceballos, Frank Roger, Miss Sheila, Jiggy, Frank Maurel, Nuno Clam, Carlos Manaça, The Fox, António Cunha, Luís Leite, Mário Roque , and many others.

He has already released several EPs, including the track "Getting On" on Meridua, Carlos Fauvrelle's label, which found some success on national and international dance floors. Another EP was also released on New York's PG Recordings label, featuring remixes by Anthony Devito, Frank Knight and Mario Calegari. “Latex EP” (Dahaus aka Mikael Reis & Gabriel Feitor) was released by Material Series with support from Steve Lawler, Luciano, Villalobos, DJ Vibe, and more.

Currently he continues to produce new tracks and remixes.

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Benny Sings has us bouncing in our chairs with GLEE! Young Hearts is a fresh, new, and exciting pop album by an artist that you can tell truly loves what he does. He sings with passion, vigor and playfulness on Young Hearts and leaves our hearts pumping with joy. The album touches on 70s pop, soft pop, and sounds like a mix between Paul McCartney and Joe Jackson. We are thrilled to share this monumental new pop album with you. Check out the album below and full press release: Full Press Release: Today marks the release of Benny Sings' new album Young Hearts, via Stones Throw Records. The album features his recently released bossa nova-inspired track, "Pyjamas," which includes vocals from Remi Wolf and a music video directed by her. The two recently spoke to each other for The Talkhouse, which described Benny as "making the sort of breezy songs that easily get stuck in your head." For Benny Sings, making music isn’t just an art; he sees it as one of the lines of work that make the world go round. He says, “I wanted to be like a baker, I wanted to be like a paver. Everybody works hard to make the world a better place, and I would do the songs.” For nearly twenty years he’s been perfecting that work, culminating in Young Hearts. Young Hearts is Benny Sings’ first record made with a single producer — beatmaker-to-the-stars Kenny Beats. The pair connected over DM, after which Kenny invited Benny to work from his home studio in L.A., where they would jam and write during the day. They’d riff off each other, sharing stories, melodies, and adlibs with collaborators Kenny invited over, relaxing into the anything-goes vibe. Whereas Benny’s always written autobiographical songs, on Young Hearts he looks outward, creating a fictional cast of lovable losers – the kind of bumbling, luckless eccentrics you might find on a lost Steely Dan record. On “Pyjamas” with Remi Wolf, Benny sings as a guy who’d rather watch a documentary than jump into the sack; “The World” captures a '70s nostalgic feel, about “living it up” wherever you are; “The Only One” describes an obsessive romantic who daydreams about a woman unaware of his existence, and the title track imagines a pair of young lovers-turned-addicts chasing pleasure through drugs over an FM-radio piano line. “The antihero is at the heart of my music,” Benny explains. He has enormous empathy for these hapless folks — because he sees himself as one. “It’s who I am at the core. Soft. I hope that someone can listen to these songs and think, ‘I’m not Superman but maybe I can still save the day’.” Benny Sings Tour Dates: March 24 - Roeselare, Belgium @ TRAX March 25 - Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso March 28 - London, UK @ KOKO March 29 - Paris, France @ Le Trianon March 30 - Berlin, Germany @ Lido April 5 - Rotterdam, Netherlands @ Maassilo April 6 - Utrecht, Netherlands @ Tivoli Vredenburg June 9 - Søndermarken, Denmark @ Syd For Solen July 9 - Rotterdam, Netherlands @ North Sea Jazz Festival July 14 - Meco Sesimbra, Portugal @ Super Bock Super Rock Read the full article

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Portugal has a vibrant and diverse radio landscape, with stations catering to a wide range of tastes and interests. From music and entertainment to news and current affairs, there is a Portuguese radio station for everyone.

One of the most popular radio stations in Portugal is Radio Comercial. Operating since 1979, Radio Comercial is a commercial radio station that plays a variety of music genres, including pop, rock, and Portuguese music. The station also features popular radio personalities and comedy skits, making it a go-to destination for entertainment.

Another major radio station in Portugal is Rádio Renascença. Founded in 1936, Rádio Renascença is a news and current affairs station that covers both national and international news. The station also features analysis and commentary on political and social issues, making it a must-listen for those interested in Portuguese politics and society.

For those interested in sports, Antena 1 is a popular choice. Part of the national broadcaster RTP, Antena 1 provides live coverage of major sporting events, including football matches, as well as sports news and analysis.

In addition to these major broadcasters, Portugal is also home to a thriving community radio sector. Community radio stations are run by volunteers and often focus on local issues and perspectives. These stations can be a great way to discover new music and get involved with local communities.

Some popular community radio stations in Portugal include Rádio Clube de Monsanto, which focuses on Portuguese music and culture, and Rádio Alvor FM, which provides coverage of local news and events in the Algarve region.

No matter what your interests or preferences, there is sure to be a radio station in Portugal that suits your needs. With a diverse range of broadcasters and programming, Portuguese radio is a dynamic and engaging part of the country's media landscape. So why not tune in today and discover the best of what Portuguese radio has to offer?

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103.7 Kiss Fm, PopCrave, Glitter Magazine, Sony Portugal, iHeart, UnitedByPop, Sony Portugal, MTV, Nick and Vorteix - 16.01

[mendesmood]

January - SM3 is in progress January 24 - It’s announced that Shawn will help coach #TeamAlicia on The Voice January 27 - Attended the pre-GRAMMY Gala in New York January 30 - Performed with SZA at the Elton John Grammy Tribute Concert February 3 - Performed at a Bat Mitzvah for the daughter of the inventor of Vitaminwater February 8 - Shawn and his team took a trip to Jamaica to work on the album March 1 - Won the award for ‘Best Male’ at the Global Awards March 3 - Performed at a private pre-Oscar party in LA March 4 - Got a new Power Blue D'Angelico Deluxe 59 guitar March 4 - Attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in LA March 22 - "In My Blood" is released as the first single of SM3 March 23 - "Lost In Japan" is released as the second single of SM3 March 25 - Won the awards for ‘Single of the Year‘ with "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back” and the ‘Fan Choice Award’ at the Juno Awards March 25 - Won the award for ‘Favorite Male Singer’ at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards March 27 - Held a SM3 secret listening session in LA March 28 - Guest on The Late Late Show with James Corden and performed "In My Blood" live for the first time March 29 - Got interviewed while eating spicy wings during a Hot Ones interview April 5 - Got interviewed about the songs on SM3 for Apple Music's Beats 1 April 12 - Attended and performed "In My Blood" at the ECHO awards in Berlin April 19 - Received a spot on TIME’s 100 Most Influential People list April 19 - Performed "In My Blood" and a cover of "Psycho" at the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge April 20 - Performed "In My Blood" and "Lost In Japan" live for the first time at Sounds Like Friday Night April 21 - Performed "In My Blood" at Queen Elizabeth’s 92th birthday concert April 22 - Guest on Drop The Mic April 24 - Attended and performed "In My Blood" and "Lost In Japan" at the TIME 100 Gala April 24 - Released the official music video for "In My Blood" April 25 - Revealed the album title, cover art, tracklist and release date for SM3 with a 9 hour livestream May 3 - “Youth" is released as the third single of SM3 May 7 - Attended the Met Gala in New York May 8 - Announced his 2019 global arena tour May 9 - Performed “Youth” with Khalid for the first time live during The Roxy Tour May 18 - “Where Were You In The Morning?” is released as the fourth single of SM3 May 18 - Performed at Apple Music: One Night Only including a Q&A and a special performance of "Where Where You In The Morning?" with John Mayer in LA May 19 - Performed "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back” with Taylor Swift during her Reputation Stadium Tour in Pasadena, California May 20 - Attended and performed “In My Blood” and “Youth” with Khalid and the students from the Douglas High School choir at the Billboard Music Awards May 23 - “Nervous” is released as the fifth single of SM3 May 24 - Performed “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back” and “In My Blood” at the Germany's Next Topmodel finale May 25 - Shawn Mendes: The Album is released May 25 - Released a special vertical video for "Nervous" with Spotify May 26 - Got a new tattoo on his wrist May 27 - Performed at Radio 1's The Biggest Weekend in Swansea, UK including a special performance of "Mercy/Let It Go" with James Bay & "Rescue Me" with 30 Seconds To Mars May 28 - Opened a secret one day pop-up store in London June 1 - Performed at the Governors Ball in New York June 2 - Performed at Wango Tango in LA June 3 - It’s revealed that Shawn Mendes: The Album debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, making it his third No. 1 album June 4 - Day one of Shawn’s week at The Late Late Show with James Corden, including his Carpool Karaoke and a live performance of “Nervous” June 5 - Day two of Shawn’s week at The Late Late Show with James Corden, including a live performance of “Lost In Japan” June 6 - Day three of Shawn’s week at The Late Late Show with James Corden, including a live performance of “Like To Be You” with Julia Michaels June 6 - Emporio Armani extends partnership and Shawn will be the face of the  watch collection throughout 2018 June 7 - Day four of Shawn’s week at The Late Late Show with James Corden, including a live performance of “Perfectly Wrong” June 9 - Performed at the Summertime Ball in London June 15 - Appeared on the cover of Wonderland Magazine June 15 - Performed at Summer Jam in New York June 18 - Performed at an iHeartRadio Secret Session in Toronto July 1 - Performed at Villa Mix Festival in Goiânia, Brazil July 5 - Performed at Summerfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin July 7 - Performed at RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest in Ottawa, Canada July 8 - Performed at Festival d'été de Québec in Quebec, Canada July 9 - Performed at Cavendish Beach Music Festival in Cavendish, Canada July 20 - Performed at the first Spotify Fans First event in LA July 26 - Performed at the relaunch event for Rolling Stone August 8 - Shawn and his friends took a trip to Amsterdam to celebrate his 20th birthday August 9 - Performed at Smukfest in Skanderborg, Denmark August 11 - Performed at MEO Sudoeste in Zambujeira do Mar, Portugal August 12 - Won the awards for ‘Choice Pop Song’ with “In My Blood” and the ‘Choice Summer Male Artist‘ award at the Teen Choice Awards August 13 - Performed at Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary August 18 - Performed at Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo, Japan August 20 - Attended and performed "In My Blood" at the MTV Video Music Awards August 23 - Launch of Shawn’s second perfume ‘Shawn Mendes Signature II’ August 26 - Attended and performed "In My Blood" and "Lost In Japan" at the iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards in Toronto. He also won multiple awards including ‘Artist of the Year’ and ‘Fan Fave Video’ August 28 - Appeared on the cover of Variety Magazine September 1 - Performed at Sundown Festival in Norwich, UK September 2 - Performed at Fusion Festival in Liverpool, UK September 6 - Performed at the NFL Kickoff Game Celebration in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania September 22 - Performed "What Goes Around... Comes Around" with Justin Timberlake during iHeart Radio Music Festival September 25 - Performed and got interviewed for An Evening With Shawn Mendes at the GRAMMY Museum September 26 - Release of "Lost In Japan (Remix)" with Zedd September 28 - Premiere of the Shawn Mendes: Artist Spotlight documentary created by Casey Neistat September 29 - Performed at Global Citizen Festival in New York October 9 - Performed “Lost In Japan (Remix)” with Zedd at the American Music Awards. He also won the award for ‘Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist‘ October 12 - Release of “Under Pressure” with Teddy<3 for the Bohemian Rhapsody film October 13 - Performed at El Paso University Festival in El Paso, Texas October 14 - Performed at Austin City Limits Festival in Austin, Texas October 21 - Won the award for ‘Best International Solo Artist’ at the BBC1 Teen Awards October 24 - Special performance with Zac Brown Band for CMT Crossroads October 25 - Released the official music video for “Lost In Japan” (original + remix) November 4 - Won the awards for ‘Best Live’ and ‘Best Canadian Act’ at the MTV Europe Music Awards November 5 - Released the official music video for "Youth" November 10 - Attended and performed "In My Blood" at the NRJ Music Awards. He also won the ‘Awards d'honneur‘ November 13 - Won the award for ‘Artist of The Year’ at the Billboard’s Live Music Awards November 13 - Got interviewed with Andrew Gertler for Billboard Live Music Summit November 14 - Release of the Spotify singles "Lost In Japan" and "Use Somebody" November 26 - Appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine November 27 - Performed at 106.1 KISS FM's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Dallas, Texas November 30 - Performed at 102.7  KIIS FM's iHeartsRadioJingle Ball in LA December 1 - Performed at 99.7 NOW! POPTOPIA in San Jose, California December 2 - Performed “Lost In Japan” for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show December 3 - Announced his first stadium show at the Rogers Centre on September 6, 2019 December 3 - Released an exclusive merch line in collaboration with Roots December 4 - Performed at Kiss 109 FM's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Boston, Massachusetts December 5 - Performed at 102 Philly's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania December 7 - Received a double Grammy nomination with "In My Blood" for ‘Song of the Year‘ and "Shawn Mendes" for ‘Best Pop Vocal Album‘ December 7 - Performed at Z100 New York's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in New York December 8 - Performed at B96 Chicago Jingle Bash in Chicago, Illinois December 10 - Performed at Hot 99.5's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Washington December 12 - Performed at 103.5 KISS FM's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Chicago, Illinois December 14 - Performed at Power 96.1's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Atlanta, Georgia December 15 - Performed at 93.3 FLZ's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Tampa, Florida December 16 - Performed at 100Miami's iHeartRadio Jingle Ball in Miami, Florida December 21 - Release of "Youth (Remix)" with Khalid and Jessie Reyez, "Why (Remix)" with Leon Bridges and "Where Were You In The Morning? (Remix)" with Kaytranada December 31 - Performed at Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

SPANISH RADIOS STUDY

I’ve always been curious about the type of “international” (mainly from USA) music that’s listened in different countries, like here in Spain, for example, many people don’t know who some of the most well-known artists in the USA are, like Drake or Kendrick Lamar. So I decided to do this study with the main Spanish radio stations so you can see what songs are we listening right now, and to compare it with the ones that sound in your countries (feel free to make the study yourself so we can compare more!!!)

So, what I did was listen 1 h to each of the main 4 Spanish radio stations (Los 40, Cadena 100, KISS FM & Europa FM) and noted all the songs. We’ll then see at the end if any artists sound in more than one radio station, which would mean they are popular here, and how much are they known in their home country. So, let’s start!

LOS 40 (11:15-12:15 h):

So, this radio station is kinda like the “Billboard Hot 100″ of Spain, they have a list of the Top 40 songs that they change every week and stuff. It’s generally targeted towards a younger demographic.

Nº of songs in Spanish: 6

- “Drive By”, from Train [USA]

- “This Girl”, from Kungs vs Cookin’ on 3 Burners [Australia]

- “Let Me Down Slowly”, from Alec Benjamin, Alessia Cara [USA, Canada]

- “Thrift Shop”, from Macklemore & Ryan Lewis [USA]

- “Bad Guy”, from Billie Eilish [USA]

- “Don’t You Worry Child”, from Swedish House Mafia [Sweden]

- “High Hopes”, from Panic! At the Disco [USA]

- “Give Me Everything Tonight”, from Pitbull, Afrojack, Ne-Yo  [USA, The Netherlands]

- “Lush Life”, from Zara Larsson [Sweden]

- “Señorita”, from Camila Cabello, Shawn Mendes [USA]

- “Feel It Still”, from Portugal. The Man [USA]

- “Price Tag”, from Jessie J [UK]

CADENA 100 (12:16 - 13:16 h):

This is kinda like the most “vanilla”, standard radio, aimed more towards middle age people, with a bit of everything.

Nº of songs in Spanish: 6

- “Solo”, from Demi Lovato [USA]

- “Blurred Lines”, from Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams [USA]

- “Someone Like You”, from Adele [UK]

- “Get the Party Started”, from P!NK [USA]

- “Satellites”, from September [Sweden]

- “Smooth”, from Santana [USA]

- “Don’t Be So Shy”, from Imany [France]

- “Would I lie to you?”, from Charles & Eddie [USA]

- “Only Girl (In the World)”, from Rihanna [Barbados]

- “Girls Like You”, from Maroon 5 [USA]

- “How deep is your love”, from Calvin Harris [UK]

KISS FM (13:17 - 14:17):

This is a radio station focused on songs from the 80s to nowadays, it has an oldie vibe, and it’s my favourite of the four tbh.

Nº of songs in Spanish: 0

- “I Want it That Way”, from Backstreet Boys [USA]

- “Summer of ‘69″, from Bryan Adams [Canada]

- “One Day In Your Life”, from Anastacia [USA]

- “Can’t Feel My Face”, from The Weeknd [Canada]

- “You Got It”, from Roy Orbison [USA]

- “What’s Love Got To Do With It”, from Tina Turner [USA]

- “Don’t Speak”, from No Doubt [USA]

- “Enola Gay”, from Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark [UK]

- “Back to Black”, from Amy Winehouse [UK]

- “Kiss”, from Prince & The Revolution [USA]

- “Fresh”, from Kool & The Gang [USA]

- “Bad”, from Michael Jackson [USA]

- “Animal Instinct”, from The Cranberries [Ireland]

- “This Love”, from Maroon 5  [USA]

- “Englishman In New York”, from Sting [UK]

- “Baby Can I Hold You”, from Tracy Chapman [USA]

EUROPA FM (15:29 - 16:29):

This is kinda the opposite of KISS FM, it only plays songs from the 00′s and beyond.

Nº of Spanish songs: 2

- “A Thousand Miles”, from Vanessa Carlton [USA]

- “High Hopes”, from Panic! At the Disco [USA]

- “Hey Mama”, from David Guetta [France]

- “Be Alright”, from Dean Lewis [Australia]

- “Sugar”, from Maroon 5 [USA]

- “Just the Way you Are”, from Bruno Mars [USA]

- “See You Again”, from Whiz Khalifa, Charlie Puth [USA]

- “Kiss And Make Up”, from Dua Lipa, BLACKPINK [UK, South Korea]

- “Paparazzi”, from Lady Gaga [USA]

- “Try”, from P!NK [USA]

- “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart”, from Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus [USA]

- “Get To Know Me”, from Anitta, Alesso [Brazil, Sweden]

- “Sax”, from Fleur East [UK]

- “Sick and Tired”, from Anastacia [USA]

- “Obsessed”, from Dynoro x Ina Wroldsen [Lithuania, Norway]

So, the final results would be that the most listened artists here are: Maroon 5 (3 songs), P!NK (3 songs), Panic! At the Disco (2 songs) & Anastacia (2 songs). Makes sense for me (maybe P!ATD not so much, they’ve only aired “High Hopes” :( ), and I like all of them except for Maroon 5, so that’s great!

Also, I’m truly shocked seeing so many Swedish artists here. Wow.

Hope you liked the post, and please, feel free to do your own studies and / or comment on the results of this one to compare them!!! And also, let me know if there are any Spanish artists that receive regular radioplay from where you are, I would like to know that!

[necrolust-uwu]

...

Del primer concierto de Nirvana (marzo de 1987 en Raymond, Washington. Batería: Aaron Burckhard)

1. "Heartbreaker" (Bonham, Jones, Page, Plant; cover de Led Zeppelin) (2:59)

De la primera sesión de radio de la banda (17 de abril de 1987 en KAOS-FM, Olympia, Washington. Batería: Aaron Burckhard)

2. "Anorexorcist" (2:44)3. "White Lace And Strange" (Bond; cover de Thunder and Roses) (2:09)4. "Vendetagainst" (Listado como "Help Me I'm Hungry (2:41)

De un demo proveniente de una práctica de banda (Verano de 1987 en Washington. Listado erróneamente de ser proveniente de un ensayo en la casa de Dale Crover, en enero de 1988. Batería: Aaron Burckhard)

5. "Mrs. Butterworth" (4:05)

De la primera sesión de estudio de la banda (23 de enero de 1988 en los estudios Reciprocal Recording en Seattle. Productor: Jack Endino. Batería: Dale Crover)

6. "If You Must" (4:01)7. "Pen Cap Chew" (3:02)

De una presentación en vivo (23 de enero de 1988 en Community World Theatre , Tacoma, Washington. Batería: Dale Crover)

8. "Downer" (1:43)9. "Floyd the Barber" (2:33)10. "Erectum titulado como "Raunchola" / "Moby Dick" ("Moby Dick" - Bonham, Jones, Page; cover de Led Zeppelin) (6:24)

Grabaciones de 4 pistas de Cobain (entre 1987 o 1988 en Aberdeen, Washington)

11. "Beans" (1:32)12. "Don't Want It All" (2:26)13. "Clean Up Before She Comes" (3:12)14. "Polly" (2:30)15. "About a Girl" (2:44)

De la sesión de grabación del single de "Love Buzz" y de Bleach (junio a septiembre de 1988 en los estudios Reciprocal Recording en Seattle. Productor: Jack Endino. Batería: Chad Channing)

16. "Blandest" (3:56)

De la primera sesión de la banda para la grabación de un demo de 24 pistas (Primavera de 1989 en el estudio de la universidad Estatal Evergreen en Olympia, Washington. Productor: Greg Babior. 2nda guitarra: Jason Everman. Batería: Chad Channing)

17. "Dive" (4:50)

De una sesión de estudio para "the Jury," una banda de covers de Leadbelly con los miembros de Nirvana y Screaming Trees (agosto 20 y 28 en los estudios Reciprocal Recording en Seattle. Productor: Jack Endino. Batería en 19 y 20: Mark Pickerel)

18. "They Hung Him on a Cross" (Leadbeally) (1:57)19. "Grey Goose" (Leadbelly) (4:36)20. "Ain't It a Shame" (Leadbelly) (2:01)

De la sesión de grabación del EP Blew (septiembre de 1989 en los estudios Music Source en Seattle. Productor: Steve Fisk. Batería: Chad Channing)

21. "Token Eastern Song" (3:21)22. "Even in His Youth" (3:12)23. "Polly" (2:36)

CD 2Editar

De la presentación de Cobain en un programa radial de una estación universitaria de radio (25 de septiembre de 1990 en KAOS-FM, Olympia, Washington)

1. "Opinion" (1:34)2. "Lithium" (1:49)3. "Been a Son" (1:12)

Demos caseros de Cobain (Verano de 1990 en Olympia, Washington)

4. "Sliver" (2:09)5. "Where Did You Sleep Last Night" (Leadbelly) (2:31)

De la sesión de grabación para los demos de Nevermind y de la versión de "Polly" incluida en ese álbum (de abril 2 al 6 de 1990 en los estudios Smart, Madison, Wisconsin. Productor: Butch Vig. Batería y Cimbales: Chad Channing)

6. "Pay To Play" (primera versión de "Stay Away") (3:29)7. "Here She Comes Now" (Cale, Morrison, Reed, Tucker; cover de The Velvet Underground) (5:01)

De un demo de 4 pistas (abril de 1991 en San Francisco, California. Batería: Dale Crover. Bajo: Dave Grohl)

8. "Drain You" (2:38)

De la sesión de estudio de grabación del single de "Smells Like Teen Spirit" y algunos demos instrumentales o "backing vocals" (Listado erróneamente de ser de 1990. 1 de enero de 1991 en el estudio Music Source, Seattle. Productor: Craig Montgomery)

9. "Aneurysm" (4:47) (Cobain/Grohl/Novoselic)

De un demo de un ensayo de la banda (marzo de 1991 en Tacoma, Washington)

10. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (Cobain/Grohl/Novoselic) (5:40)

De la sesiones de grabación de Nevermind (mayo a junio de 1991 en los estudios Sound City, Van Nuys, California. Productor: Butch Vig)

11. "Breed" (mezcla de Butch Vig) (3:07)12. "Verse Chorus Verse" (3:17)13. "Old Age" (4:20)

De la tercera sesión de radio en la BBC con John Peel (3 de septiembre de 1991 en los estudios Maida Vale, Londres, Inglaterra)

14. "Endless, Nameless" (8:47)15. "Dumb" (2:35)

De la segunda sesión con Peel (21 de octubre de 1990 en los estudios Maida Vale, Londres, Inglaterra)

16. "D-7" (Sage; cover de Wipers) (3:46)

De la grabación del B-Side para Lithium, la grabación para el Split con "The Jesus Lizard" y la compilación para el álbum tributo de The Wipers (7 de abril de 1992 en los estudios Laundry Room, Seattle. Productor: Barrett Jones)

17. "Oh, the Guilt" (3:25)18. "Curmudgeon" (3:03)19. "Return of the Rat" (Sage; cover de Wipers) (3:09)

De la sesión de estudio de Nevermind (mayo a junio de 1991 en los estudios Sound City, Van Nuys, California. Productor: Butch Vig)

20. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (mezcla de Butch Vig) (4:59)

CD 3Editar

Demo casero de Cobain (mayo de 1991 in Oakwood, California)

1. "Rape Me" (3:23)

De una de las sesiones de grabación de demos de In Utero (25 de octubre de 1992 en los estudios Word of Mouth, Seattle. Productor: Jack Endino).

2. "Rape Me" (3:01)

De un demo de una práctica de la banda (Invierno de 1992 en Seattle)

3. "Scentless Apprentice" (Cobain/Grohl/Novoselic) (9:32)

De la sesión final de grabación de demos de In Utero (del 19 al 21 de enero de 1993 en los estudios Ariola Ltda. BMG, Río de Janeiro, Brasil. Productor: Craig Montgomery)

4. "Heart-Shaped Box" (5:31)5. "I Hate Myself and Want to Die" (4:03)6. "Milk It" (4:34)7. "Moist Vagina" (que aparece bajo el nombre de censura "MV") (1:56)8. "Gallons of Rubbing Alcohol Flow through the Strip" (Cobain/Grohl/Novoselic) (7:33)9. "The Other Improv" (6:24)

De demos caseros de Cobain (entre 1992 y 1993 en Seattle)

10. "Serve The Servants" (1:36)11. "Very Ape" (1:52)12. "Pennyroyal Tea" (3:30)

De las sesiones de grabación de In Utero (del 12 al 26 de febrero de 1993 en los estudios Pachyderm, Cannon Falls, Minnesota. Productor: Steve Albini. Voz en Marigold: Dave Grohl).

13. "Marigold" (Grohl) (2:34)14. "Sappy" (3:26)

De un demo grabado en una práctica de banda (5 de febrero de 1994 en Pavilhao Dramático, Cascais, Portugal. Acordeón: Krist Novoselic. 2nda guitarra: Pat Smear. Violonchelo: Melora Creager)

15. "Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam" (Kelly/McKee; cover de The Vaselines) (3:57)

De un demo casero de Cobain (1994 en Seattle)

16. "Do Re Mi" (4:24)

De un demo casero de Cobain (1993 o 1994 en Seattle)

17. "You Know You're Right" (2:30)

De un demo casero de Cobain (1992 en Seattle)

18. "All Apologies" (3:33)

DVDEditar

De un ensayo en la casa de la madre de Krist Novoselic (Aberdeen, Washington, diciembre de 1988. Batería: Chad Channing)

1. "Love Buzz" (cover de Shocking Blue) (2:32)2. "Scoff" (0:47)3. "About a Girl" (3:05)4. "Big Long Now" (4:22)5. "Immigrant Song" (cover de Led Zeppelin) (1:57)6. "Spank Thru" (3:03)7. "Hairspray Queen" (3:37)8. "School" (2:53)9. "Mr. Moustache" (3:47)

De una presentación en Rhino Records, Los Ángeles, California (23 de junio de 1989. Segunda Guitarra: Jason Everman. Batería: Chad Channing)

10. "Big Cheese" (3:13)

De una presentación en Bogarts, Long Beach, California (16 de febrero de 1990. Batería: Chad Channing)

11. "Sappy" (4:27) [listada erróneamente como la canción número 12]

De la sesión de grabación para los demos de Nevermind y de la versión de "Polly" incluida en éste álbum (de abril 2 al 6 de 1990 en los estudios Smart, Madison, Wisconsin. Productor: Butch Vig. Batería y Cimbales: Chad Channing) Video grabado en Nueva York en 1990.

12. "In Bloom" (Primera versión de la canción y del video, mientras la banda estaba en Sub Pop) (4:28) [listada erróneamente como la canción número 11]

De la presentación en Motor Sports International Garage, Seattle (22 de septiembre de 1990. Batería: Dan Peters)

13. "School" (2:33)

De la primera presentación de Dave Grohl con la banda (11 de octubre de 1990, North Shore Surf Club, Seattle)

14. "Love Buzz" (cover de Shocking Blue) (3:40)

De la presentación de la banda en el OK Hotel, Seattle (17 de abril de 1991)

15. "Pennyroyal Tea" (Primera vez que ésta canción es tocada en vivo) (1:55)16. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (Primera vez que ésta canción es tocada en vivo) (Cobain/Grohl/Novoselic) (6:16)17. "Territorial Pissings" (2:45)

De la presentación de la banda en el Paramount Theater, Seattle (Halloween de 1991)

18. "Jesus Doesn't Want Me For A Sunbeam" (cover de The Vaselines) (3:32)

De la presentación de la banda como acto de apertura sorpresa del concierto de Mudhoney en The Crocodrile Cafe, Seattle (4 de octubre de 1992)

19. "Talk to Me" (3:35)

De la sesión final de grabación de demos de In Utero (del 19 al 21 de enero de 1993 en los estudios Ariola Ltda. BMG, Río de Janeiro, Brasil. Productor: Craig Montgomery. Batería: Kurt Cobain. Guitarra: Krist Novoselic. Bajo: Dave Grohl)

20. "Seasons In The Sun" (cover de Terry Jacks) (3:22)

Material extra del DVDEditar

Audio de instrumentales de las sesiones de octubre 26 del 92 y enero del 93, y de la práctica de diciembre de 1988 (en los menús)

Audio de demo de "Lounge Act" de la sesiones de Nevermind (en uno de los menús) (2:34)

Audio de un demo de "All Apologies" (el mismo usado como la última canción del CD 3, pero a mayor velocidad y con diferente afinación, en uno de los menús) (3:16)

Audio y video de escenas de la banda durante el tour para la promoción de Bleach (entre "Big Cheese" y "Sappy") (3:20)

Audio y video de Cobain tocando batería (de una de las sesiones con John Peel en 1990) (en los créditos) (0:10)

Escenas de la grabación de los videos de "Smells Like Teen Spirit" y "Come As You Are" (en los menús, sólo video)

Escenas de un video casero de Cobain (en uno de los menús)

Dave Grohl lanzando un cimbal en las afueras de los estudios Pachyderm, durante las sesiones de grabación de In Utero (disponible al oprimir en una de las pantallas de créditos el nombre "Shayne Stacy") (0:28)

[brookstonalmanac]

Events 5.13

1373 – Julian of Norwich has visions which are later transcribed in her Revelations of Divine Love. 1515 – Mary Tudor, Queen of France, and Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk, are officially married at Greenwich. 1568 – Battle of Langside: The forces of Mary, Queen of Scots, are defeated by a confederacy of Scottish Protestants under James Stewart, Earl of Moray, her half-brother. 1619 – Dutch statesman Johan van Oldenbarnevelt is executed in The Hague after being convicted of treason. 1779 – War of the Bavarian Succession: Russian and French mediators at the Congress of Teschen negotiate an end to the war. In the agreement Austria receives the part of its territory that was taken from it (the Innviertel). 1780 – The Cumberland Compact is signed by leaders of the settlers in early Tennessee. 1787 – Captain Arthur Phillip leaves Portsmouth, England, with eleven ships full of convicts (the "First Fleet") to establish a penal colony in Australia. 1804 – Forces sent by Yusuf Karamanli of Tripoli to retake Derna from the Americans attack the city. 1830 – Ecuador gains its independence from Gran Colombia. 1846 – Mexican–American War: The United States declares war on Mexico. 1861 – American Civil War: Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom issues a "proclamation of neutrality" which recognizes the Confederacy as having belligerent rights. 1861 – The Great Comet of 1861 is discovered by John Tebbutt of Windsor, New South Wales, Australia. 1861 – Pakistan's (then a part of British India) first railway line opens, from Karachi to Kotri. 1862 – The USS Planter, a steamer and gunship, steals through Confederate lines and is passed to the Union, by a southern slave, Robert Smalls, who later was officially appointed as captain, becoming the first black man to command a United States ship. 1864 – American Civil War: Battle of Resaca: The battle begins with Union General Sherman fighting toward Atlanta. 1865 – American Civil War: Battle of Palmito Ranch: In far south Texas, the last land battle of the Civil War ends with a Confederate victory. 1880 – In Menlo Park, New Jersey, Thomas Edison performs the first test of his electric railway. 1888 – With the passage of the Lei Áurea ("Golden Law"), Empire of Brazil abolishes slavery. 1909 – The first Giro d'Italia starts from Milan. Italian cyclist Luigi Ganna will be the winner. 1912 – The Royal Flying Corps, the forerunner of the Royal Air Force, is established in the United Kingdom. 1917 – Three children report the first apparition of Our Lady of Fátima in Fátima, Portugal. 1939 – The first commercial FM radio station in the United States is launched in Bloomfield, Connecticut. The station later becomes WDRC-FM. 1940 – World War II: Germany's conquest of France begins as the German army crosses the Meuse. Winston Churchill makes his "blood, toil, tears, and sweat" speech to the House of Commons. 1940 – Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands flees her country to Great Britain after the German invasion. Princess Juliana takes her children to Canada for their safety. 1941 – World War II: Yugoslav royal colonel Dragoljub Mihailović starts fighting against German occupation troops, beginning the Serbian resistance. 1943 – World War II: Operations Vulcan and Strike force the surrender of the last Axis troops in Tunisia. 1948 – Arab–Israeli War: The Kfar Etzion massacre is committed by Arab irregulars, the day before the declaration of independence of the state of Israel on May 14. 1950 – The first round of the Formula One World Championship is held at Silverstone. 1951 – The 400th anniversary of the founding of the National University of San Marcos is commemorated by the opening of the first large-capacity stadium in Peru. 1952 – The Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Parliament of India, holds its first sitting. 1954 – The anti-National Service Riots, by Chinese middle school students in Singapore, take place. 1954 – The original Broadway production of The Pajama Game opens and runs for another 1,063 performances. Later received three Tony Awards for Best Musical, Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical, and Best Choreography. 1958 – During a visit to Caracas, Venezuela, Vice President Richard Nixon's car is attacked by anti-American demonstrators. 1958 – May 1958 crisis: A group of French military officers lead a coup in Algiers demanding that a government of national unity be formed with Charles de Gaulle at its head in order to defend French control of Algeria. 1958 – Ben Carlin becomes the first (and only) person to circumnavigate the world by amphibious vehicle, having travelled over 17,000 kilometres (11,000 mi) by sea and 62,000 kilometres (39,000 mi) by land during a ten-year journey. 1960 – Hundreds of University of California, Berkeley students congregate for the first day of protest against a visit by the House Committee on Un-American Activities. 1967 – Dr. Zakir Husain becomes the third President of India. He is the first Muslim President of the Indian Union. He holds this position until August 24, 1969. 1969 – May 13 Incident involving sectarian violence in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 1971 – Over 900 unarmed Bengali Hindus are murdered in the Demra massacre. 1972 – Faulty electrical wiring ignites a fire underneath the Playtown Cabaret in Osaka, Japan. Blocked exits and non-functional elevators lead to 118 fatalities, with many victims leaping to their deaths. 1972 – The Troubles: A car bombing outside a crowded pub in Belfast sparks a two-day gun battle involving the Provisional IRA, Ulster Volunteer Force and British Army. Seven people are killed and over 66 injured. 1980 – An F3 tornado hits Kalamazoo County, Michigan. President Jimmy Carter declares it a federal disaster area. 1981 – Mehmet Ali Ağca attempts to assassinate Pope John Paul II in St. Peter's Square in Rome. The Pope is rushed to the Agostino Gemelli University Polyclinic to undergo emergency surgery and survives. 1985 – Police bombed MOVE headquarters in Philadelphia to end a stand-off, killing six adults and five children, and destroying the homes of 250 city residents. 1989 – Large groups of students occupy Tiananmen Square and begin a hunger strike. 1990 – The Dinamo–Red Star riot took place at Maksimir Stadium in Zagreb, Croatia between the Bad Blue Boys (fans of Dinamo Zagreb) and the Delije (fans of Red Star Belgrade). 1992 – Li Hongzhi gives the first public lecture on Falun Gong in Changchun, People's Republic of China. 1995 – Alison Hargreaves, a 33-year-old British mother, becomes the first woman to conquer Everest without oxygen or the help of sherpas. 1996 – Severe thunderstorms and a tornado in Bangladesh kill 600 people. 1998 – Race riots break out in Jakarta, Indonesia, where shops owned by Indonesians of Chinese descent are looted and women raped. 1998 – India carries out two nuclear tests at Pokhran, following the three conducted on May 11. The United States and Japan impose economic sanctions on India. 2005 – Andijan uprising, Uzbekistan; Troops open fire on crowds of protestors after a prison break; at least 187 people were killed according to official estimates. 2006 – São Paulo violence: Rebellions occur in several prisons in Brazil. 2011 – Two bombs explode in the Charsadda District of Pakistan killing 98 people and wounding 140 others. 2012 – Forty-nine dismembered bodies are discovered by Mexican authorities on Mexican Federal Highway 40. 2013 – Kermit Gosnell, a U.S. abortion physician, is found guilty in Pennsylvania of three counts of murder of newborn infants, one count of involuntary manslaughter, and various other charges. In total, more than 100 babies were killed at Gosnell's abortion clinic. 2014 – An explosion at an underground coal mine in southwest Turkey kills 301 miners. 2018 – Nine people die after the suicide bombing of three Indonesian churches in Surabaya, Indonesia.