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For a while now PlaZma Radio has been playing 80s with added 90s (but still a focus on the 80s). Do you think Plazma Radio should go back to strictly 80s, or stay 80s with some 90s sprinkled in?

80s only

80s with 90s sprinkled in.

An even balance of 80s and 90s

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For a while now PlaZma Radio has been playing 80s with added 90s (but still a focus on the 80s). Do you think Plazma Radio should go back to strictly 80s, or stay 80s with some 90s sprinkled in?

80s only 29 ( 33.72 % )

80s with 90s sprinkled in. 44 ( 51.16 % )

An even balance of 80s and 90s 13 ( 15.12 % )

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For a while now PlaZma Radio has been playing 80s with added 90s (but still a focus on the 80s). Do you think Plazma Radio should go back to strictly 80s, or stay 80s with some 90s sprinkled in?

80s only 29 ( 33.72 % )

80s with 90s sprinkled in. 44 ( 51.16 % )

An even balance of 80s and 90s 13 ( 15.12 % )

Back

PlaZma Radio was inspired by many a late-night, alcohol-infused webcast on the now-defunct website called Stickam.  It was during one of those nights that DJ PlaZma realized he could put his passion for 80s music into the ears of 80s music lovers around the world.  Such was the beginning of PlaZma Radio.

As times and music change, so, too, has PlaZma Radio.  I’ve started to incorporate 90s music into the lineup on a regular basis.

In 2012 I was granted the call letters WPLZ-DB.

PlaZma Radio is basically everything 80s and (now) 90s.  From late ’79 through ’99, chances are you’ll find it here.  Being a huge fan of 80s New Wave and Alternative, you’ll find a bit of a slant in that direction.

Automated Requests are online.  Click the rather obvious link to the right.

Even though the music library is pretty extensive and I routinely add new music, there is music that I’m bound to not have.  If you notice something missing, send me an email and I’ll see what I can do about bringing it on board.

Thank you VERY MUCH for listening.

DJ PlaZma