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Dialed In: Last Week's Top Ten From FIU Radio

Dialed In is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the top-ten lists on South Florida's campus radio stations. Click here to view the top tracks from previous weeks.Top Ten Albums for the Week of September 6-12English indie band Wild Beasts topped Radiate's charts this week.Florida International University- WRGP 88.1 FM...

By Claudia Santana

September 17, 2009

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Dialed In is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the top-ten lists on South Florida's campus radio stations. Click here to view the top tracks from previous weeks.

Top Ten Albums for the Week of September 6-12

English indie band Wild Beasts topped Radiate's charts this week.

Florida International University- WRGP 88.1 FM & 95.3 FM, "Radiate"

Radiate

95.3 FM transmits from the University Park location and 88.1 FM

transmits from the Redlands, near Homestead. Both broadcasts play the

same mix of independent rock, hip-hop to electronic music and have live

FIU news and sports coverage.

1. Two Dancers, Wild Beasts
2. See Mystery Lights, Yacht
3. Wind's Poem, Mount Eerie
4. S/T, Fool's Gold
5. Warm Heart of Africa, The Very Best
6. Get Color, Health
7. Watch Me Fall, Jay Reatard
8. Popular Songs, Yo La Tengo
9. Guns Don't Kill People...Lazers Do, Major Lazer
10. Time To Die, The Dodos

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