Following up on last week, I have legal IDs galore from Orlando. Some are brand new stations added to the site for the first time, while others are updates to stations from a few years ago.

Additionally, Daytona Beach makes its debut on the site today. There are a couple of stations with Daytona Beach as their city of license that are located on here in Orlando, but they are Orlando-targeted class C blowtorches that aim for and successfully reach listeners in O-Town. This is different — represented here are a few stations that truly target Daytona Beach.

Finally is a one-off from Lakeland that I recorded literally at the one gas station (a BP) on the Interstate 4 exit for Winter Haven (which baseball fans may note as the spring training home of the Cleveland Indians) on the way back to Tampa. That is mostly a dead zone for AM radio, and I only managed to land the one I got because of the amazing power of the RCA Superadio that I own.

Next week from me: IDs from the four stations in Nashville that switched their cities of license in a complicated move by Cumulus to upgrade 106.7 WNFN from a Class A to a Class C3.

For this week's update, we return to a state that I've already posted quite a few IDs from. I have a ton of material from New Hampshire to be edited and posted, so this week's new IDs come from Portsmouth.

On a weekend where I'm indoors painting my hallway instead of doing...well, anything else, it's a quick break to shake the baked-beans colored Krylon and spray-paint you with another coat of Boston.

Dig on it, thanks to Garrett Wollman.

Yes, our recap of Big Trip 2007 has been a while in coming. And if you're not a fan of Salt Lake City radio, it may be a while in ending, too. But that market's been woefully under-represented hereabouts (as in, just one ID), so it's time we fixed that.

We'll keep on fixing it over the next few weeks...and sharing lots of tower pics from all along the Wasatch Front, too, over at Tower Site of the Week. Enjoy!

Tampa and Orlando are linked via Interstate 4, and the area between the two cities is sometimes referred to as the I-4 Corridor.

I mention this because I was back in my old hometown of Tampa briefly this weekend, flying in and out of there going to and from a wedding near Orlando via, you guessed it, I-4. The trip allowed me to load up on airchecks; it will take some time to sort through them all, but for now there are a few IDs up for both Tampa (including two from a trip I took there last summer) and Orlando for your enjoyment.

It's been an interesting few weeks around Toppy Midwest HQ: a station show, a boys' weekend and some personal stuff has landed me well behind in our continuing tour of Boston (and way, way behind in cleaning out the Gmail box — yikes!) I plead "no contest," your honor.

But no excuses — there's nothing that should keep me from providing you ID goodness, and so tonight (better late than never), it's the latest from our steaming pile o' Beantown, thanks to Garrett Wollman.

If we were on the ball here at Toppy Northeast, we'd have posted this week's IDs last week, or even the week before, to tie in with the big political headlines from the Pennsylvania primary. But nooooo....instead, we're dropping all this Erie goodness on you now, long after Katie and Charlie and Brian have turned their attention to North Carolina and Indiana.

(Don't worry - Blaine will be along with more Hoosier IDs any minute now.)

But fear not: we've got some news in here, anyway: we also have two IDs (DXed from Rochester, no less) from the ever-exciting Johnstown PA market, where WNTJ 850 was sold over the weekend. We bring you one of the very last "NTJ News-Talk Network" IDs on 850, followed by a snippet of the loop (complete with legal ID) that WNTJ has been running ever since, directing listeners up the dial to WPRR 1490, which we can't hear up here.

Next week: Big Trip 2007 (or at least our recap thereof) begins. Be there - aloha!

Thanks to Garrett Wollman, we have nearly 20 new IDs out of a brand new market for this site: Bakersfield, CA. One of them I stuck in Fresno, since it was one of those NPR multi-market situations (and I tend to go with the larger market when in doubt), but the rest is all Bakersfield.

DX season began in a big way for those of us along the northeast coast this week, with tropo ducting bringing in strong signals from NJ to NS. This week I bring you some IDs recorded from New York City. Not all of these were recorded this week, but they were all recorded from here in Hanson, MA during tropo, except for the AM stations, which can be received quite well here most nights. I guess it's every radio guy's dream to reach market number 1, but I guess it's a little easier for a DXer than someone actually working in radio! I've never really desired to work in radio on the air, but hey, I can dream, can't I?

So I'm back east from the big NAB Show-related trip west, which will eventually yield a whole bunch of new Bakersfield, LA, Riverside/San Bernardino, San Diego/Tijuana, Palm Springs, Victorville/Barstow and Vegas IDs for the site, once I get to digging through the 14 tapes' worth of new audio I gathered along the way. (Expect Garrett to get to them first, since he was digital all the way and had a much easier time editing down his audio.)

But before I can get to those, there's another 32 tapes of IDs from earlier trips, most notably last fall's Big Trip through Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon, but also some smatterings of Ohio/Indiana/Illinois/Wisconsin, a few runs down to New York City, a day in Kingston, Ontario and, oh yeah, that week in Virginia and North Carolina surrounding the NAB Radio Show last September, too.

Even I can only procrastinate so long: The first of the Big Trip 2007 IDs will start hitting here May 7, tied in with the first segment of Big Trip Tower Site of the Week segments May 2. Like Salt Lake City? You're in luck - they have a lot of stations, and we got pretty much all of them while we were out there...

First, though, a bit of closet-cleaning with some material from our home region, the Great Northeast: this week, the first Ithaca NY IDs to make it to Toppy (with more to come), plus a cool triple ID from a brief simulcast in the Monmouth-Ocean NJ market two summers ago, and a Long Island ID that got lost somewhere along the way.