Some great footage of Dublin here, and the sounds come from LLCR ‘Rock Box’ back in the 1980s, playing a mix of hip hop and electro. Well done to YouTuber deejaymek getting it up. Some of the shout outs are quality. “All the breakers meeting at the Central Bank tomorrow at 3!”
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You might help our cause by not assuming that we know what LLCR stands for!!
“LLCR stood at one time for Liberties Local Community Radio”
They changed their name to Liberty 104 later on when they tried to get Dublin-wide advertising. The owner, Sammy Prendergast, ran an aerial erection firm as well as the shop in Weaver Square.
Prendergast Aerials put up towers for many a pirate station around Ireland, and for the ill-fated offshore station Radio Paradjis – which was seized by the Dutch navy in 1981 after just a week of test transmissions.