92.5 "today's hits/yesterday's favorites, Y92" - basically equal to an adult contemporary station today but better. Billy Joel, Rod Stewart, Bolton, 80s new wave and (then) new songs like Boyz II Men and Paula Abdul. I also remember some of the deejays, like Dana Hess and the morning guys Paul & Phil.
93.7 "93 rock" - mainstream hard rock. I heard grunge and 80s hair bands, along with some more pop/rock like Genesis mixed in. This was definitely the "coolest" station that I remember alot of kids or younger adult guys listening to.
96.1 "KYMX soft rock". Pretty much like any soft rock station, but had the really soft stuff they wouldn't play these days, like Kenny G.
96.9 "The Eagle" - classic rock some with a harder edge - Beatles and Stones and stuff up to the mid 80s, which is amazing, considering it was just like 7 years ago then. They had one slogan that went "Turn it up loud...and p*ss off your kids!" which I didn't understand at the time. Surprisingly it seems just about the same station today!
101.1 - oldies (my dad listened to it, but I liked some of it). They did Elvis and other 50s music that's probably too old today. "Under the Boardwalk" by the Drifters, etc.
106.5 - some alternative station, alot of it went over my head since it was more underground or edgy bands I didn't know or care about at the time. But they had some 80s too, like Tears for Fears.
107.9 - "Arrow 108" - classic rock like The Eagle, but not as heavy and a bit more old fashioned. I didn't know it back then, but alot of the music was from the 70s...like Fleetwood Mac and ELO.
