Memory Radio 2

Memory Radio 2 transmite ao vivo de Oberschleißheim, Germany, na Tuninga Radio.

Esta estação de rádio é especializada em música Adult Contemporary, Oldies.

The station broadcasts entertainment music from the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, and early 1950s. The programming focuses on music that was popular with previous generations, featuring songs such as “Ich hab' zu Haus ein Grammophon” from the 1920s and “Wir zahlen keine Miete mehr” from 1932. The station also plays Schlager music from the 1940s and early 1950s, showcasing artists like Zarah Leander, Willy Fritsch, Lale Andersen, and Gerhard Wendland. The broadcaster aims to revive forgotten and unforgettable voices from that era, providing listeners with a nostalgic journey through the sounds of the past. The content is presented in MP3 format at 128 kbit/s, designed for internet streaming without volume limitations. The station’s programming schedule is not explicitly detailed, but it features a playlist accessible on the website. Recent tracks played include “HOLDRIO - LEBES ECHO” by Friedel Hensch und die Cyprys, “Spatz und Spätzchen” by Renée Franke, “Ich hab' vielleicht noch nie geliebt” by Zarah Leander, “Zwei rehbraune Augen” by Fröhlichen Straßensänger, “Tina-Marie-Parodie” by 3 Travellers, and “Oh, mein Papa” by Rita Wottawa. The website also provides links to a hit parade, chat forum, magazine, databases, and cover galleries, suggesting a community-focused approach to the musical content. The station offers a “Playliste MR1” link, implying a connection to a related broadcast. The broadcaster's history is implied through its focus on music from the 1920s to the early 1950s, suggesting a desire to preserve and share music from a bygone era. The station’s name, “memoryradio,” reinforces this focus on remembrance and nostalgia. The website includes links to a press section and a “LP der Woche” feature, indicating ongoing efforts to promote the station and highlight specific musical works. The copyright notice, © 2026 memoryradio.de, provides a future date for the website’s existence, signifying a continued commitment to broadcasting. The station’s technical specifications indicate it streams in MP3 format at 128 kbit/s. The website explicitly notes that Microsoft Internet Explorer is not supported, suggesting compatibility considerations for listeners. The broadcaster encourages support through a “Spenden” (donations) link. A link to a privacy policy and legal notice (Impressum) is also provided. The station appears to foster community engagement through a chat forum and magazine, creating a space for listeners to connect and share their appreciation for the music.