103.9 Z103 (fantasy station)

[bwilliam614]

I'd be very giddy if 103.9 changed to urban (with a slight rhythmic tinge) with this being the playlist of new songs, but they'd mix in recurrents, and once in a while some 90's/early 2000's. Right now they have a 0.7 rating with a cume of only 92,700 people. This would bump them up a lot, and in a short time. Maybe simulcast with 107.1 for better coverage. It would give 107.5 some much needed competition. I know it won't happen, but a man can dream.

spins
45 1.wale-lotus flower bomb
44 2.beyonce-party
43 3.drake-make me proud
39 4.jay z/kanye west-niggaz in paris
39 5.t pain-5 o clock
39 6.tyga-rack city
39 7.j cole-can't get enough
38 8.drake-the motto
37 9.waka flocka flame-round of applause
36 10.beyonce-countdown
35 11.rick ross-you the boss
34 12.wale-that way
34 13.big sean-dance (ass)
33 14.chris brown-strip
32 15.young jeezy-i do
32 16.lil wayne-she will
31 17.drake-headlines
31 18.ace hood-body 2 body
31 19.drake-marvin's room
30 20.jay z/kanye west-gotta have it
30 21.drake-take care
29 22.mary j. blige-mr. wrong
29 23.lmfao-sexy and i know it
29 24.rihanna/jay z-talk that talk
29 25.j. cole-workout
28 26.wiz khalifa/snoop dogg-young, wild and free
28 27.beyonce-love on top
28 28.travis porter-ayy ladies
28 29.roscoe dash-good good night
28 30.b.o.b.-strange clouds

 

[lovejamminoldies]

I rather have it be Rhythmic with a dance lean, but I'd take anything to give Power some competition! They're all satellite, and Hal Fish doesn't like anything but rock.

 

[dawg4life]

I agree with LJO 100%

 

[bwilliam614]

Alright, here's my version of a rhythmic station with a dance lean. I was gonna put artists like Kaskade, and Armin Van Buuren, but I decided to go with more of a top 40 slanted rhythmic instead. Just cause I think that would get better ratings, and I'm too lazy to go through the BPM playlist to see what dance songs are out there, and sound good.

spins
71 1.rihanna-we found love
70 2.drake-make me proud
67 3.bruno mars-it will rain
66 4.jay z/kanye west-niggas in paris
66 5.katy perry-the one that got away
63 6.wale-lotus flower bomb
63 7.flo rida-good feeling
62 8.beyonce-party
62 9.lmfao-sexy and I know it
62 10.t pain-5 o clock
41 11.adele-set fire to the rain
40 12.j. cole-can't get enough
39 13.big sean-dance (ass)
38 14.j.cole-workout
38 15.beyonce-countdown
38 16.drake-headlines
37 17.rick ross-you the boss
36 18.selena gomez-love you like a love song (jump smokers remix)
36 19.wale-that way
34 20.jessie j-domino
34 21.lil wayne-she will
34 22.david guetta/nicki minaj-turn me on
34 23.ace hood-body 2 body
34 24.outasight-tonight is the night
34 25.drake-marvin's room
33 26.david guetta/usher-without you
28 27.young jeezy-i do
28 28.cobra starship-you make me feel
28 29.drake-take care
28 30.gym class heroes-stereo hearts

 

[schmave]

I rather have it be Rhythmic with a dance lean, but I'd take anything to give Power some competition! They're all satellite, and Hal Fish doesn't like anything but rock.

My buddy's wife was mentioning last night how vanilla 107.5 is, and that she listens to 102.9 out of Dayton far more. Funny that the same company owns both stations and one is so clearly superior at the format.

 

[lovejamminoldies]

First off,

That playlist by bwilliam is awful close to RDL101.com out of Columbus.

Second off,

Vanilla? 1029 is the vanilla station... they play Adele, Flo Rida, and Bruno Mars. Power USED to play that stuff.

Also, Hot is owned by Main Line. Power is owned by Radio One.

 

[bwilliam614]

I basically combined the big hits on 107.5 with the pop chart, and took away all the rock/hot ac stuff. That would be awesome if your station were on the air in Columbus. We have all kinds of rock, but for anyone into dance/urban all you have is 97.9, which is a very conservative pop station, and 107.5, which only has a playlist of like 15 new songs. I do like 102.9 a lot better, they play new hip hop, and r&b a lot more quickly than 107.5, and they have a larger playlist.

 

[schmave]

First off,

That playlist by bwilliam is awful close to RDL101.com out of Columbus.

Second off,

Vanilla? 1029 is the vanilla station... they play Adele, Flo Rida, and Bruno Mars. Power USED to play that stuff.

Also, Hot is owned by Main Line. Power is owned by Radio One.

Just sharing her opinion. I can't get 102.9 where I live and don't listen to it much when I am in Columbus. When I did live in the metro, I remember preferring 102.9 to 107.5 and it wasn't close.

 

[lovejamminoldies]

Hot 1029 is a much better sounding station for sure!

 

[alans613]

Hot 1029 is a much better sounding station for sure!

Hot's signal reaches west Columbus quite well. For the record, Hot just dominates in Dayton...#2 only to Country powerhouse K-99.1 FM(WHKO-FM). Hot 102.9 signed on the air at 6 PM on Friday, August 3rd, 2001, flipping from Classic Rock 102.9 WING-FM to "Blazin' Hip Hop and R & B, the new Hot 102.9" just like that. Final song on WING-FM was "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly...first song on Hot 102.9 was "Set It Off" by Juvenile. Yes, Radio One were the original owners of Hot, until Main Line bought the station on May 17, 2007.

 

[the marv]

And Radio One let heritage CHR Z93 crash and burn till they sold it to Mainline and Z93 got flipped to Variety Hits. Now you got to listen to WNCI's sister station Channel 999 when you visit the Dayton area.

 

[lovejamminoldies]

And Radio One let heritage CHR Z93 crash and burn till they sold it to Mainline and Z93 got flipped to Variety Hits. Now you got to listen to WNCI's sister station Channel 999 when you visit the Dayton area.

Waste of time. It's all premium choice except Drake on the weekends who follows the premium choice log.

 

[bwilliam614]

http://www.beatcolorado.com/iplaylist/playlist.html?net=1

This would be perfect for Columbus. It would probably force both 107.5 and 97.9 to become better stations too.

 

[the marv]

Like Clear Channel will put that up against sister WNCI.

 

[lovejamminoldies]

Like Clear Channel will put that up against sister WNCI.

It won't be CC if rhythmic comes here.