Too bad you missed WMFO, out of Tufts University in Medford. It has been and continues to be a completely free-form radio station for ever 50 years. You probably moved out before the station which was broadcasting an 10 watts and beaming northeast, powered up to 125 watts. I was in Saugus and on a hill so I was able to receive that station clearly. Closer to Boston, and WRBB (Northeastern U) was on that frequency back then. They were actually playing rap music in the early 1970s, long before it became popular.
Too bad you missed WMFO, out of Tufts University in Medford. It has been and continues to be a completely free-form radio station for ever 50 years. You probably moved out before the station which was broadcasting an 10 watts and beaming northeast, powered up to 125 watts. I was in Saugus and on a hill so I was able to receive that station clearly. Closer to Boston, and WRBB (Northeastern U) was on that frequency back then. They were actually playing rap music in the early 1970s, long before it became popular.