The Ablak-A-Dubra is a weekly radio show on the biggest underground radio station in Hungary, called Tilos. This show is all about music, so every wednesday night you can listen to Beta and SpaceMonkei's and their guests electronical mixes. 

Tilos Rádió is a community, non-profit, listener supported radio station in Budapest, Hungary. Overview: Tilos Rádió was the first community radio station in Hungary, established as a pirate broadcaster in 1991. The station's programmers have always contributed on a voluntary basis. Tilos Rádió has never broadcast advertisements, and has a strong social and freedom-of-expression commitment. Tilos Rádió was established as a pirate community radio station in Budapest in 1991 as a way of bringing the public's attention to the fact that there was at that time no legal framework for independent and community broadcasters. During the first years of its broadcasting, Tilos (meaning "forbidden" in Hungarian) enjoyed wide public interest and played a key role in the 1995 liberalisation of the airwaves in Hungary. Tilos Rádió obtained a legal frequency license in 1995 and became a popular local community station in Budapest with its morning phone-in talk-shows and its music programmes, broadcasting 12 hours a day. Tilos is a key player in the cultural and lifestyle scene of Budapest. Meanwhile, Tilos Rádió has its fingers on the public pulse with its social thinking, minority oriented programmes, and its radical and tolerant attitude. Tilos' broadcasts are mainly financed by listeners' donations and the income from fund-raising events, and partly by support from EU programmes, international NGOs and charity institutions. In November 1999, Tilos Rádió had to apply for a new frequency licence. Tilos Rádió wanted to broadcast 24 hours a day. Tilos did not receive a new frequency licence – this meant that the radio had to leave its frequency in 1999. In October 2002, 3 years later, with its third application, Tilos Rádió received a licence for the 90.3 MHz frequency in Budapest for seven years. Tilos Rádió can also be heard via cable and via Internet 24 hours a day. In 2011 Hungary's new media authority (Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság) has begun investigating Tilos Rádió for playing a song by rapper Ice-T which it said "could influence the development of minors in a negative way" on 2 September 2010 (at 5.51pm). The Nemzeti Média- és Hírközlési Hatóság said the song should only have been broadcast after 21.00pm. Tilos Rádió argues that since the lyrics are in English and the knowledge of foreign languages among the Hungarian population is far below EU average, furthermore the station has very few young listeners, so the song could not have an "adverse affect on the moral development" of children under 16. Hungarian authorities said their investigation is based on a 1996 law regulating radio and television. Tilos Rádió points out that "up till this point, for over a decade, it hasn’t occurred that the authority would investigate and disapprove of the lyrics of a non-Hungarian song". 

Tracklist:
01. David Gtronic, Lorenzo Chiabotti - Projectum (Original Mix) [Fake Records]	
02. Sandro Kuhne - Global Communication (Original Mix) [Arc En Ciel]	
03. Touge - Bottomless Brunch (Original Mix) [BP Digital]	
04. Moncarz - No Tittle (Original Mix) [Ukiyo]
05. Unknown - Dancing With The Noodle (Original Mix) [OGE Records]	
06. Daniel Gorziza - Zebras (Original Mix) [Mixcult Records]
07. Alessio Viggiano - Vacant Space (Original Mix) [Fake Records]	
08. Azteca - Time In (Original Mix) [Hedzup Records]	
09. Lefthook - Where To Land (Original Mix) [Ruem Trax]	
10. Nandez - Deep Thoughts (Original Mix) [Whoyostro LTD]	
11. Livio & Roby - Simbio (Original Mix) [Rawax]	
12. Philipp Lichtblau - Movin' (Lee Burton Remix) [Movin]	
13. Avgustin - Eject (Azteca Remix) [Dushe Label]
14. IO Mulen - Xenon (Original Mix) [Mulen Records]
15. Moy On Wire - Finesse (Alessio Viggiano Remix) [Kina Music]

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