Club Hits 2000s

Club Hits 2000s sits at 157 of 471 in Russia's listing, in the body of the list rather than at either end. This is where most of a national dial actually lives, and it is the part a country hub's first fifty rows never reach.

The interesting fact about this entry is the pairing. Belarusian is not what Russia's dial mostly speaks, and the directory has one Belarusian station registered in the country against a majority of Russian.

Belarusian is not large enough in this snapshot to have a shelf of its own here, so the station's only index is its country. Shelves are built from the directory's commonest broadcast languages and the line has to fall somewhere; below it, the country hub is the route.

Nothing else in Russia's listing leads with beachclub. The tag is self-declared, which makes it a statement of how the broadcaster positions itself rather than a classification anyone audited, and on this dial that statement is unique.

Club Hits 2000s streams at 192 kbps, above Russia's median of 128 kbps. It sits with the 53% of the country's stations that reach 128 kbps or better, which is the line this site uses for a stream worth listening to properly rather than in the background.

Their address is lan.fm. A .fm address says the broadcaster wanted a radio sounding domain, not that the station is in Micronesia, which is where that domain actually comes from.