Stuck in traffic in Houston and not wanting to listen to Internet radio, I landed on The Eagle when…read morethe seek button brought me AC/DC's "Back in Black" and I was hooked. I stayed on the channel for a day or two, even enjoying it through my time in Galveston. "Houston's Only Classic Rock" continued with great tunes "Don't Stop" by Fleetwood Mac, "Sunglasses at Night" by Corey Hart, and the thumping bass of "Another One Bites the Dust" by Queen. Delicious music. The Eagle is owned by conglomerate Urban One based in Silver Spring Maryland. [Review 851 of 2024 - 606 in Texas - 21881 overall]

This stations morning show is not an option anymore. The morning show is too annoying. It is sad as…read morethis is the only classic rock in town. After the morning show it's great!

Good mix of music, weak signal strength…read more I think of this as the hip version of 96.5. They play a wide variety of stuff from the 80s, 90s, and current times. Every once in awhile you get a totally random song. That's the whole JACK FM, he plays whatever he wants.

My iPod is on the fritz (I'll be taking it to gamexpress soon). So I'm stuck listening to the…read moreradio. Normally I listen to NPR or KPFT because I despise all the commercial radio stations out there. They play the same 25 songs and NONE of them are any good. Then I came across 103.7. They aren't "Jack" anymore, but they still play a pretty good variety of music. Gomez, Modest Mouse, Wilco, Led Zeppelin, Talking Heads, Feist, Pearl Jam, The Pretenders, Phish, Chris Isaak are just a few that I heard TODAY. None of the music fits into a a perfect little box of a genre. It's just plain good music. Most of which was on my iPod. There are no annoying DJs either. I rarely change the channel anymore except to listen to my NPR for the news. Where else do you think I get all the info so that I can know everything?

Despite its new "no frills" approach, KRBE continued to offer the hottest dance music the world had…read moreto offer through its live club mixshows with the launch of "the Beat" started by DJ Rich, which aired from 1994-2002 and was mixed by some of the top local DJs in the Houston area, such as DJ Rich (now DJ RIDDLER), and DJ Mark D (Delange). The mixshows were broadcast from premier nightclub venues in Houston such as Shelter from 1994 to 1995, Kaboom from 1995 to 1996, and The Roxy from 1996 until its last broadcast in 2002. "the Beat" enabled KRBE to gain a worldwide audience when the station began streaming the on-air audio through its website in the late 1990s, thus billing itself "The World Famous 104 KRBE". The name "the Beat" was chosen to derail 106.5 KQQK's widely-speculated plans to change format from Regional Mexican to Top 40 as "106.5 the Beat", which would have put them in direct competition with KRBE. (It is also speculated KRBE used the "Wild" and "Channel" monikers on its Friday night mixshows for the same reason). From 1992-1994, the station aired "The New Music Zone", an alternative music show that typically aired weeknights from 7 p.m. to midnight. In the mid-1990s, around 1995-1996, the station's playlist as a whole had a pronounced alternative lean, but it eventually drifted back towards mainstream CHR. In 1996, program director Tom Poleman and air talents Paul "Cubby" Bryant and Ryan Chase left KRBE for similar positions with CHR/pop Z100 WHTZ New York, which had also leaned in an alternative direction for a time. Ryan Chase would eventually come back to KRBE ten years later. On October 31, 2005, Susquehanna announced it had reached an agreement to sell its radio assets, including KRBE, to a partnership including Cumulus Media (which also owns Houston radio stations KIOL-FM (103.7) and KFNC-FM (97.5)) as well as Bain Capital, Blackstone Group and Thomas H. Lee Partners. The deal was expected to be completed sometime during the first half of 2006. Sometime after the purchase, KRBE quietly changed their logo from "104 KRBE" to "104.1 KRBE", a technically more accurate description of the station. KRBE has evolved to an adult-oriented Top 40 (similar to co-owned station WWWQ in Atlanta) under Cumulus ownership. In late January 2006, KRBE launched its digital HD signal. Its HD2 signal began simulcasting sister KHJK in late 2007. The HD3 signal is still undetermined. On July 7th, 2006, morning radio show personalities Atom Smasher and Maria Todd were let go immediately following the Friday show. Cumulus Media cited they were taking the morning show (as well as the station) in a new direction and needed a show that widely appealed to the entire Houston market and a team that knew the city and its people. That same day, longtime DJ Scott Sparks exited KRBE after nearly 20 years to begin mornings at classic hits station KLDE (now KGLK) (107.5 FM), reuniting Sparks with former KRBE program director and morning show DJ Paul Christy. Atom Smasher eventually wound up at KHKS in Dallas, which, like KRBE, is a CHR/pop station. Maria Todd moved to do the morning show, 5-9:30am, at KMVQ a rhythmic station in San Francisco. On July 13, 2006, it was announced that "The Roula and Ryan Show", which previously aired on hot adult contemporary rival KHMX, would return to Houston airwaves on KRBE. The team, which relaunched their show on July 24, 2006, is Roula Christie and Ryan Chase, the latter of whom returned to KRBE after a ten-year absence, along with Eric Rowe, who goes by the name "Producer Eric". Ironically, Roula also returned to KRBE after a six-year absence. She was paired with the aforementioned Atom Smasher from 1998-2000 on the 6-10pm shift.

I have listened to KRBE for years, but the segment involving the bakery and the comments made about…read morearthritis were disappointing and came across as insensitive. Humor is one thing, but making light of medical conditions that many people genuinely struggle with is not entertaining to everyone. The remarks joking about arthritis and the bakery employee crossed the line from humor into unnecessary ridicule. To their credit, Cumulus Media management did respond to complaints, removed the segment from social media and podcast platforms, and acknowledged that the content was not consistent with company policy. I do appreciate that action being taken. However, what still stands out to me is that the on-air personalities directly involved in the segment have not publicly apologized to the bakery employee, the bakery itself, or the listeners affected by the comments. A sincere acknowledgment on air and on the same social media platforms where the segment was published and discussed would have gone a long way toward showing accountability and respect. Broadcasters have a platform that reaches a large audience, and with that comes professionalism and awareness. Unfortunately, this situation changed my view of the station.

Music is more top 40 than adult or rock or alternative than it used to be. Either play more of…read morethat or just call yourselves top-40 and be done with it. The people who listened to you when you started out don't want to hear Bieber. And forget about listening online. After five minutes of ads I gave up on that

Jason Cage on Mix is so hot. I heard he once started a fire with just his pecks. He's like a mix…read moreof Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt mushed together with a cheesecake. I highly recommend you listen to Jason Cage in the afternoon on Mix 96.5 because he plays the best variety of music and makes my drive home a dream. He can also lift a boat, I saw him do it once. Ps. This is not Jason Cage.

93Q Country is great they have the best country music in Houston similar to 100.3 The Bull, and…read morethey have the best DJs. Also, this is a Rodeo station for Houston, for those who love the Rodeo of Houston! Overall, I recommend this country radio station as it's a new country station!

What's Q Country? This station plays 52 minutes of Q…read moreCountry every hour. But if you ask me, Q Country seems like Nashville bubble gum pop country, where it's pop music about their truck or how they love the country. Whatever happened to real country? This station is owned by Cox Media group. It's won best Country Station in the country three times, but that's always a bit like awarding themselves the best... Clear Channel sold the station to Cox Media a long time ago, and thy've been playing fewer commercials since, but it's still a lot of commercials. They rarely have any call-in contests. Why don't they play more Hank Williams? They really play more modern country than any old timey stuff that I tend to like, personally. They play a lot of the same stuff over and over and over.

Houston's Eagle and they self-identify as "Houston's Only Classic Rock." I don't know if there's…read moreanother classic rock on the dial. I found this one and stuck with it. Talking Heads, Aerosmith, Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, David Bowie and Styx. This is classic rock and roll and I like it. [Review 17373 overall - 390 in Texas - 891 of 2022.]

This station USED to be great for classic Rock. It has sucked for awhile- unless you like Aerosmith…read morereject songs and metal. Classic Rock- not even close.

95.7 The Spot is bringing the best music from the '70s, 80's, & 90's. It always makes my work day…read moremore enjoyable and Grego is always the best DJ for The Spot. I highly recommend this station who loves Adult Hits, and Rock Music.

Not a great look for a radio station when the DJ makes sexist comments…read more.. I am forced to listen to this radio station because of work, and I can deal with the awful jokes that have never once made me laugh. Though, sexist comments about how MEN age better, MEN don't need botox, and MEN look good with wrinkles.... Is this the message you want to support and convey as a radio station who has access to millions of people?

I love this station, but I think your staff should stay away from politics. for example, today I…read morewas headed to my office and as I always listen to you, Keisha announced that the White House would be making a major announcement, and she thought it would be concerning the Presidents health. It was the same Rederick going around with other liberal news channels. Well, that info was so far from the truth as well as other networks were showing the president being very active over the Labor Day weekend. Also, a comment was made in regard to a US District court's ruling on the National Guard not being allowed in California and the president was doing things wrong, without any comment about what was going on with the crime citation and the entire subject and acknowledging it would most likely be reversed on appeal like all of their other reversals. It is also very important that people verify the information they here on different news and radio channels to, not get caught up with bad and untruthful information.

The Box! Good Morning H-Town!…read more This Houston rap station has some good stuff. It's all hip hop and R&B and rap all the time. They've got so many commercials on here that trip up my jam. I'm crankin' it real slow and low on the Tollway, and an ad for Mattress Mack comes on the air blasting some news about his mattresses when I'm just tryin' to chill. This station is good to mix with some syzzurp and Mister Pibb while they jam some DJ Screw or some classic hip hop. If you call and request tunes from your buddy's fly new solo tape, they won't play him unless your buddy is Jay Z. This station plays all the songs that the local ones generally won't play, but they keep it clean, especially when it's mostly advertisements on this station. Be sure to tune in online or at 97.9FM

The Buzz! This radio station is a I-Heart Radio media. That…read moremeans that there's like a hundred more just like this formulaic station, that it lacks local flavor, and since I-Heart Media puts on the annual BuzzFest, a big concert, the songs they play tend to lean towards those who perform. However, as of this review, they haven't had BuzzFest in two years. There's a lot of commercials on here. Most of the commercials are for national firms- Target, Taco Bell, etc. Not much for the local guys. It seems like it's dozens of commercials in between the songs. My listening experience Hoobastank. I'm not a big fan of the on air talent on this show. It's a bit inane chatter. Where do they find these guys?

94.5 The Buzz has great music almost similar to 95.7 The Spot. I enjoy this station and 95.7 The…read moreSpot. I highly like the DJs of their personalities, like "The Rod Ryan Show." Overall I recommend this radio station for those who like Rock & Alternative!