Once upon a time, I had a website bookmarked that did just that.  You
could select your radio station (it may have only been FM stations),
and you could scroll back over the last 48 hours of their playlists. 
So, if you were on the drive home, heard a song, but they didn't
announce who played it; you could go home and look it up (as long as
you had idea of when it was played).

I've searched the net for a few days on and off, but simply can't find
it... and of course it was bookmarked on a hard drive that died. 
So... please help me googlers.

Thanks,

Michael

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Request for Question Clarification by rainbow-ga on 20 Jul 2005 10:19 PDT

Is there anything specific you remember about the website? Any text
displayed, any part of the name of the website, or any other detail
which may help in the search?

Rainbow

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Request for Question Clarification by justaskscott-ga on 20 Jul 2005 11:48 PDT

I have found a site where you can check the last 21 hours of playlists
for FM (and even some AM and TV) stations around the country.  It
could be the site you're thinking of; it's existed for at least three
years.

If this sounds right, or if you think it's sufficient, please let me
know, so that I may post it as an answer.

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Clarification of Question by guaponose-ga on 20 Jul 2005 15:17 PDT

That sounds like the one.  :)  I honestly can't remember anything
about it, other than what's in the original question.  Awesome work!

Hello guaponose,

The site is described as the "OLD version of YES" at the bottom left
of the new version of YES.  But the new version lacks this
functionality of finding songs played in the previous day.  (The old
version is now providing access to 24 hours of data.  Perhaps the
number of hours displayed depends on the time of day.)  The new
version has interesting features too, but wouldn't answer your
question, unless perhaps you signed up for full access.

"YES 1.0"
YES, Inc.
http://stoneage.yes.com/
[also essentially available at:
http://www.yes.com:8080/
http://www.yes.net:8080/
http://yes.com:8080/
http://yes.net:8080/ ]

YES.com [current version]
http://yes.com
http://www.yes.com/

The "mobile" version provides an alternative way to find 24 hours of songs.

"YES" ["mobile" version]
YES, Inc.
http://mobile.yes.com/

- justaskscott


Search strategy --

Searched in Google and Yahoo! directories for:

radio playlists

Searched on Google for:

site:yes.net
site:yes.com
site:yes.com -site:mobile.yes.com

Awesome.  Thank you for the swift and thorough answer to my question.  :)