WRMM-FM
WRMM-FM (101.3 FM) is a radio station licensed to Rochester, New York, USA, the station serves the Rochester area. The station is currently owned by Stephens Media Group - Rochester, LLC. Its studios are located at the First Federal Plaza building in downtown Rochester, and its transmitter site is in Rochester's west side.
WRMM broadcasts an adult contemporary music format (with the exception of late November and December, when WRMM changes to Christmas music). In 2015, the station will begin its "Holiday Gift of Music" on November 20 until December 30.
Historically, the station was the sister station to AM 680/990, now WDCX. Then-WRNY signed on an FM signal at 97.7 in the early 1950s but shut it down in 1955. Twelve years later, the same station, now known as WNYR, signed a new FM signal at its current location, at which it has broadcast ever since. Prior to 1988, WRMM was known as WEZO-FM and had a beautiful music format. AM 990 and WRMM were separated in 1996; WRMM was sold to CBS Radio and AM 990 to a religious broadcaster.
Podcasts:
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by Rilo Kiley
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by Unjust
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by Debase
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by Wailin' Jennys
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by 24/7
Room 8
by: Rilo Kileyroom 8 the invite says
come and surpise you're oldest friend
the door's ajar, what's behind
in room 8, room 8, room 8
cards are found in boxes there
welcome me in to the earthly air
a baby girl named Jennifer
born here, born here, in room 8
lock the car
tremble and shake
baby the call was just a fake
but there she is spotted through rain
jennifer she calls your name
on the bed, hip displaced
broken nose and a toothless face
but she's alive, she's awake
in room 8, room 8, room 8
and she whispers,
we're still working full-time for love underpaid, overworked, uninsured
we'll work gladly with our hands, we'll take off our gloves
'til it's only love - 'til love remains
in room 8, room 8, room 8
I've never felt this pain before
doubled over the motel floor
the ambulance it pulls away
with only tears as my alibi
but i'm still workin' full-time for love 9 to 5, weekends, and holidays
don't lay me off with severence pay
work me 'til I'm enslaved
by your elusive ways, invisible of