Atlanta used to be able to hear it on Z93 (92.9) and/or 96 Rock (96.1). These days classic rock is split between 97.1 the River and Rock 100.5, and I'm not certain that either one of them play it (i've not been able to find it on either one of those anyway...). I try to keep the tradition going with help from youtube and spotify. It's a great song that tells a great story.
Yep, I recall 96 Rock playing it on repeat for much of the day (back when it was cool to have a 96 Rock plate on upside-down on the front of your ride, and before digital tuning put decimals on radio station frequencies).
It was particularly memorable for me one Thanksgiving, when teenaged me had forgotten to put out the household trash (as was part of my chore duties), thus causing our house to miss the holiday-schedule-adjusted garbage truck pickup. My father told me there was
no way we were having a week's worth of garbage sitting around the place while another week's worth accumulated, so I would have to figure out a way to dispose of it myself, that very day.
So, I loaded all our garbage bags into the trunk and back seat of my car, and set out driving around town, looking for an out-of-the-way dumpster where I could chuck the bags (because as much as I like Arlo, I wasn't trying to get arrested for "being a litterbug.") The whole time, "Alice" was looping on 96 Rock, providing some amusing parallels to my predicament.
To quote another Arlo classic,
"I was lookin' for the cops." I did eventually find a dumpster in the back corner of a city park, though, where I was able to get rid of the garbage, and get away clean.
Then, I went back home, where we
"had a Thanksgiving dinner that couldn't be beat..."
