Sorry but the only time this station is worth listening to is to are the countdown top 100 other…read morethan that it was a good station but putting mainly 80s rock is horrible. There are so many artists from the 70s that you do not play. living on a prayer is not cutting it anymore. I only say 80s rock is horrible because there are just as many 70s rock songs that are a lot better that should be played . This station is boring and predictable.

I worked in an office where the Boss insisted upon MGK everyday for three years…read more As much as I really used to like a lot of classic rock listening to this station kind of ruined it for me as their play list is so tight and rigid. Koob is a supposedly a Stones guy and while I am too, if it's not one of the warhorses he for the most part doesn't play it. He apparently thinks that if the song is not on the first disc from 40 Licks it can't be played. Gardner is annoying beyond belief and his foaming homer shtick with the Beatles is old. While I give him credit for actually playing deep cuts, when one out of every three songs is a Beatles, McCartney, Lennon, Harrison, or Ringo song all I can say is My Sweet Lord play some variety. Calton has it together the best out of the four. (I won't even touch on that dope DeBella.) But even still her shtick is to play more of the softer songs and the "chick rockers" more like Benatar or Heart. And just like the rest of the DJ's you might hear Heart but anything past Barracuda and Straight On is apparently a "deep track" reserved for those special weekends when they go into the "vault". It's tired formats and even more tired playlists from stations like this that make people move to satellite.

I have been corrected. I didn't realize that the "I Hate Steven Singer" ad campaign wasn't WMMR…read moredirectly, but one of their advertisers. When I first started listening to WMMR, the number of Steven Singer jewelry references was just so much, I some how thought they were related... some how... Question: has anyone ever bought or received those gold plated roses for Valentine's Day that Steven Singer sells? Now that I'm in LA, I don't actually listen to WMMR anymore, and most good radio stations here have been converted to top 40 stations. Le sigh.

This review is long overdue. I am an OG black listena of the Preston & Steve morning show back when…read morethey were unceremoniously taken off the air at Y100! Despite the fact that they are both transplants from their respective hometowns (Preston: St. Louis & Steve: New York), these two are a gem in this city! Including their merry little band of misfits Casey, Nick, Kathy & Marissa. Hands down the best morning show you will find across the nation. Gadzooks!

I was looking for a modern rock station and 101.1 did it for me while I was hanging around the…read morePhiladelphia area. A decent range, I could still get them at least an hour west of the city on the Turnpike. Not too many commercials and not too much talking, it was A-OK. [Review 10388 overall, 155 of 2019.]

Songs are too old. You can hear Gwen Stefani pretty much every day. Spiderwebs is 15 years old,…read moreand Sweet Escape is 5 years old now, and I don't feel the need to still hear it every single time I turn the radio on. Same goes for Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Matchbox20, and Macy Gray. Really enough already. A variety genre station should play more and newer variety, not the same old songs over and over again. Changes to all Christmas too early, sometimes even by early November, just to keep a leg up on the big money stations. Makes too big a todo about naming every single song that plays, but does so with a female robot rather than with a live voice 90% of the time. It's like listening to a broken jukebox over and over again.

Improve your choices for ADS.Because I can't stand to listen to those anymore.They're very…read moresensationalized and they are not even endorsed by any candidate which makes me wonder if people like elon musk paid for them and none of it's true

Zipping through the radio stations during my week in the Philadelphia suburbs, I was pleased to…read morefind a radio station playing the kind of music I like. Random stuff from the 70's and 80's and more. Random like Duran Duran followed by Bon Jovi followed by the Ramones and U2. Maybe not much really recent stuff, which is fine. Most recent stuff sucks. lol I found myself waiting in traffic and banging along with Tubthumping and then AC/DC's Thunderstruck. Great tunes but too much Rod Stewart. I do not care for him.

Enjoyed this station when I first came to the area. But I'm finding more and more 80s and later…read more'oldies' that my Boomer ears can't get into. I'm getting older and losing the music of my glory days. Also, Christmas starts wat too early. Thanksgiving weekend starts all Xmas, all day. Time for me to pop in a CD.

I really want them to bring back the 50's. It's 60's, 70's, and 80's now. Still another favorite…read moresince I was kid. It's all my dad listens to in the car.

Have listened to WOGL for years. But I recently stopped. Why in the world are they playing so…read moremuch rap? There are other stations for that. Goodbye.

Another station that lost its zest. Changing the format and…read moreappealing to gen-x the station sucks. There are still old people who like to enjoy the radio too. At least make Sunday a 50s 60s 70s day.

I listened for the first time today. I like to run on the treadmill first thing in the morning…read morefor 15 minutes and listen to music to pump me up. After listening to commercials and boring banter. I listened to one weak ass slow song. I finished my run and they were still talking when I switched stations. I guess Alternative means talking at this station.

I'm officially jealous. The indie hipster within just whimpered and dirtied itself. This is what…read moreI've been lacking after moving back to my hometown: a radio station consistently worth listening to. One that doesn't make me surf the frequencies to stay awake, or wrestle with the value of satellite radio versus books on tape. Yes, the occasional 90s alternative rock song sneaks into the playlist, and the rare soundtrack to a stoner's haven. But the ratio of songs I wanna hear to the songs I just don't like is completely inverted here in Philly with this station. When I'm smiling and bee boppin' around in the driver's seat instead of road raging at Friday afternoon I-95 traffic, you know 104.5 is doing something right. Hooray for iHeartRadio!

its just the same bad song (please find better songs, the only thing good about the radio is Elvis…read moreDuran, the morning show, and the adds)

I love Q102. It's my radio station in Philadelphia. I love Elvis Duran and the Morning Show. I love…read morethe CHR/Hits format. I wish Q102 and 96.5 TDY could merge and become TDYQ102. I think they will be more popular if the two stations merged.

This radio station always has good hip hop music on. Their slogan is "Philly's Party Station." And…read moreI have to say, Clarissa Jenkins for the daily "phone tap," is hilarious. It really is a true skill she has how she is able to rile people up so quickly. And, you can intern here if you're into being a radio host or marketing or public relations or stuff like that. For song requests, the request line is 215-263-9650.