CLICK ON THE BUTTON IN THE LOWER LEFT OF SCREEN TO LISTEN! "Sounds of WBCN and The American Revolution" features material from the early days of WBCN-FM, when the radical, underground radio station, along with politics, and rock and roll, changed radio - and the world. This audio stream includes the archives shared for the new, feature-length documentary film, "WBCN and The American Revolution," which have been restored, archived, and preserved for future listeners. Hear the music, news reports, ads, rare live musical broadcasts, station ID's, interviews, zaniness, and more, as broadcast from the station's launch in March 1968 and over the next seven years. The film is a non-profit production of LCMedia Productions and Lichtenstein Creative Media in collaboration with UMass Amherst Special Collections and University Archives and Center for Independent Documentary; along with Airtime.Pro; Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society; SoundExchange; WilmerHale; Morgan, Lewis & Bockius; and Mass Productions. Music consultant: Tony Wermuth. See more about the WBCN and The American Revolution documentary, companion book published by MIT Press and Penguin/Random House, and archive preservation project and support it with a tax-deductible non-profit donation now at: www.TheAmericanRevolution.fm Thank you. (c) 2022 LCMedia Productions, Inc.