I really don't have one -- curious what yours might be?

Most radio web sites are so loaded with banners and advertising that I usually last only a few seconds.

KINK's is extremely handy for finding out what song I heard a few hours ago. Now KNRK has implemented a version of that.

I get excited about the new music on KNRK - so there's something to be said for knowing I can find out what iTunes song I will be purchasing later that day. But I use KINK's playlist list most often to remind me who sung that song. So I guess by that standard, KINK.

Both are invaluable resources for programming ideas too. ( Re; steal ).

Try the Firefox browser with the AdBlock add-on. I never see those ad banners mentioned above.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1865

http://www.yes.com apparently has the playlist of virtually every station in America! Just type in the call letters.