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July 19th 06, 05:11 AM
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wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "Stephanie Weil" wrote in message ups.com... Brenda Ann wrote: Big difference between ice cream flavors and the number of songs people like. I find it hard to believe that anyone would limit themselves to a 300 song playlist... t You'd be surprised. Some people buy an LP and only listen to one or two tracks. Some buy 45s and never listen to the flipside. Some people go into a particular restaurant and ALWAYS order one certain thing. Not everyone has very broad tastes in music. Besides, consider the fact that most "normal" people may listen to the radio for a couple hours a day, instead of having it constantly playing like us radio geeks; they probably won't notice the repetition. Good point. The average use of radio is just over 19 hours a week by the average American. That is a little over 2 hours a day, so the repetition is not going to be at all noticeable. I hear the same "hits" on KFOG all the time. It's the songs I can't stand that I noticed the most. Who the hell wants to hear the Cars do "best friend's girlfriend" in 2006. Hell, I don't want to hear any song by the Cars. They are so last century...The same with Queen, Madness, Yes, and similar bands that really don't stand the test of time. I guess the point is my 300 songs won't be your 300 songs, but if they play 3000 songs, at least my list will be covered. .... and everyone will hate it. |
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