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Quadraphonic Broadcast - Introduction of a Blood Sweat and Tears concert taped at the Minneapolis Orpheum Theater - 1 MB

Quadraphonic sound uses four channels in which speakers are positioned at the four corners of the listening space, reproducing signals that are (wholly or in part) independent of one another. Quadraphonic audio was one of the earliest consumer offerings in surround sound. It was a commercial failure due to many technical problems, which were solved too late to save the technology from disaster. The format was more expensive than standard two-channel stereo. It also required extra speakers, and suffered from lack of a standard format for LP records. The rise of home theatre products in the late 1980s and early 1990s brought multi-channel recording formats back to the forefront, although in a completely different form. (source: Wikipedia)

Marci Bolter - All Night Album Replay, news from Pacific News Service, sports update, etc. - 11 MB (provided by Stuart Held)

Composite Part 1 7 MB - Part 2 10 MB: Tac Hammer, Alan Stone, Hal Hoover, etc. (provided by Jay Philpott)

“KQ Scope” with General Manager Dick Poe - Part 1 18 MB - Part 2 15 MB - Part 3 18 MB - Part 4 22 MB (by Jay Philpott)

"KQ Scope" - Lynn Wells taking listener questions about the radio station - Part 1 25 MB - Part 2 16 MB (by Stuart Held)

KQ Scope with GM Dick Poe and PD Doug Sorenson - Part 1 20 MB - Part 2 20 MB (provided by Jay Philpott)

Dave Dworkin Heidi Kramer and a music montage for "Election '84" - 5 MB (provided by Jim Schrader)

Station Composite-Tom Barnard, Tom Culhane, Jack Hicks, Wally Walker, John Lassman, Nancy Rosen & Terri Trane - 9 MB (Stuart Held)

Tom Barnard with Mark Rosen's Sports Update and a "Worst Date" segment - 9 MB

The KQ Morning Show including Tom Barnard, Jeff Passolt and a funny interview with John Miller, who was a play-by-play broadcaster for the Baltimore Orioles when this interview was broadcast - 11 MB (provided by Martin Jacobson)

KQ Morning Show with Tom Barnard, Terri Traen, Mike Gelfand and Phillip Wise including discussion on Super Bowl XXXVIII which was played the day before, Janet Jackson's half-time show costume malfunction, The Chucker calls Detroit Lions backup quarterback Mike McMahon, and lots more. #1 22 MB - #2 17 MB - (provided by Tom Oszman - TC Media Now)

100 commercials that aired on KQRS from 1973-1976 promoting record album releases (provided by Alan Stone and Tom Oszman)

KEYD-AM (1440) - Station Profile (1949) - 23 MB PDF file - Note:This is a huge PDF File - best viewed if you "right click" the file and save to your computer for viewing. AM 1440 later became KQRS-AM. Today is KDIZ-AM (Radio Disney).