94.5, 96.9 and 103.3 nearly indistinguishable from each other, chasing after the same audience. Not what Boston needs. One day, I sampled 101.7 (with the volume down low) just checking to see what companies advertise on a station very similar to the kind of recordings played at "raves" (do they still call them "raves"?) where people have gotten very ill or very deceased on drugs. There was a chain auto insurance co that advertises everywhere and a supermarket that deleted its affinity cards and is trying to convince people its prices are much cheaper. Nothing else. Must have been advertisers on other CCM&E stations.
