KMET was a member of a group of progressive-rock stations that emerged across the country in the late 1960s and early 1970s, along with KSAN, WNEW-FM in New York City, WMMR in Philadelphia, WBCN in Boston, WMMS in Cleveland, and KQRS-FM in Minneapolis.

"The Mighty Met" had a DJ lineup that made stars out of AOR jocks the way KHJ had done for top-40 DJs. Over the years they boasted such talent as Jeff Gonzer, Cynthia Fox, B. Mitchel Reed, Tom Donahue, Paraquat Kelley, Ace Young, Al …

2023年5月13日 · Mary Turner, considered the first lady of rock radio in Los Angeles on station KMET-FM, has died. She was 76. Turner died Tuesday at her Beverly Hills home after a long battle with cancer,...

Here is a ton of recordings from KROQ-FM and KMET from the 70s-the early 80s. Jingles and videos from 94.7 KMET Los Angles in it's glory days.

On Friday, July 10, 2009 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m, L.A.’s 100.3 FM “The Sound” became KMET, just for one day, as we all enjoyed “Finally a KMET Friday.” Jeff Gonzer, Ace Young, Pat “Paraquat” Kelley, Jack Snyder, Dr. Demento and others from the Mighty Met recreated the music, the magic, the spirit and fun of LA’s original ...

2023年5月15日 · If you were a listener to KMET (now KTWV, 94.7 FM) during the station’s rise to dominance in the 1970s, you remember “The Burner” Mary Turner, one of the early female pioneers of progressive and...

2009年7月11日 · When I was a kid I listened to WABC, the flagship station in the NYC area with a number of now famous DJs including "Cousin Brucie". I lived in the SF Bay Area and there were a number of stations there that were memorable including KMEL and KOME ("cum").

A repository of Jingles, Top Lists, Playlists and Actual of Off Air recordings from KROQ-FM and 94.7 KMET. Relive your youth in SoCal.

2015年2月23日 · KMET was inducted into the Rock Radio Hall of Fame in the Legends of Rock Radio Stations in 2014. In 2009 and 2013, 100.3 The Sound had KMET tribute days and all the KMET DJ’s came in and did sets like in the old days.

"Big Daddy" Tom Donahue is called the "Godfather of FM Radio" for his contributions at KSAN and KMET, and B. Mitchel Reed was one of the earliest and most popular DJs on KMET.