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July 13th 09, 11:59 PM
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The "Progressive" Promised Land
Nickname unavailable wrote: On Jul 12, 12:55 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote: "Nickname unavailable" wrote in message ... On Jul 12, 1:52 am, "Brenda Ann" wrote: "David Eduardo" wrote in message KSWB). 2) To quote a certain shill person "nobody listens to radio outside the 64dBu city contours" and "stations don't care about anyone outside their own city contours... they do not count in the ratings." I know there was other BS in there somewhere.. when i was a kid, there was a radio station in of all place, little rock arkansas, i am in minneapolis/st.paul, that rock station would come in late at night, and really good if it was a clear night, and they would play all sorts of rock music that was obscure, and that was back in the 60's and 70's. i really miss them. The reason why folks listened to out of town stations 50 years ago is that there were still no Top 40 (or other "hip" formats) in many markets. So kids in Ruidoso, NM listend to KOMA from Oklahoma City and those in Northport, Michigan, listened to WLS and so on. we had 2 top 40 stations back then, including the one where i got to pick my own top 40. we listened to other stations because there was a wide selection and variety available to people back then. properly interpreted, it means we had options. but even our top 40 stations played a wide variety. today you get a selection some corporate toady picks for you. Psssssst... 'Eduardo' is a corporate toady. |
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