Sounding very good with live "masked" jocks today! God what a relief! Liveable, Likeable, Friendly, and missed!
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CBS-FM.com With Live Jocks Today, Wed. 7/11/07
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Australian Whine
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Barry45RPM said:
Agreed. Very much what we've missed.
Is the 'new' CBSFM supposed to sound like the webstream is now?
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Then you must be LISTENING to JACK. WCBS-FM HD-2 and wcbsfm.com have DJ's today with OLDIES. No Bryan Adams or Flock of Seagulls. CBS-FM goes back TOMORROW at 1:01 PM. Just to clear up any confusion...lalumia said:
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Australian Whine
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Glad you like it...lalumia said:
Oops. Did I just play my hand?
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80-440 user
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I'm in Michigan, and I would like to listen tomorrow, but trying not to sound too stupid I am not sure which stream to listen to at 1:01.
I assume cbsfm.com
I have been listening to it, and although I really like 50-60's music I think it's very listenable.
I assume cbsfm.com
I have been listening to it, and although I really like 50-60's music I think it's very listenable.
For the last three hours I've heard, if this is what the "new" CBS-FM will be ... we're in for a long-lost and needed treat.
Besides needing a pop filter, it sounds great! Amazing what songs you haven't heard on the radio in a long time sound like once more.
The "masked" jocks ... "Mo' Music", "Mike Volume" and "Jr. Bunssen the Bunssen Burner" sound like they can't wait to get started tomorrow.
Oh my..."Georgy Girl" by The Seekers.
Hope the 18-34s like the HD2 version of "Jack" because they certainly won't "get" the "new" CBS-FM ... but it sure sounds cool this way.
We'll see in 25 hours...
Best wishes to NY's "Greatest Hits" station from a long time fan!
Besides needing a pop filter, it sounds great! Amazing what songs you haven't heard on the radio in a long time sound like once more.
The "masked" jocks ... "Mo' Music", "Mike Volume" and "Jr. Bunssen the Bunssen Burner" sound like they can't wait to get started tomorrow.
Oh my..."Georgy Girl" by The Seekers.
Hope the 18-34s like the HD2 version of "Jack" because they certainly won't "get" the "new" CBS-FM ... but it sure sounds cool this way.
We'll see in 25 hours...
Best wishes to NY's "Greatest Hits" station from a long time fan!
Well, "Don't Miss With Bill" is a staple 60's record. (But, I haven't seen a recent music test on it.) The others you mentioned are far more tertiary, even perhaps, lunar.
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KevinFodor said:
In layman's terms, please.
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Australian Whine
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Sorry. Looks like I'm not a true music fan.
But I'm a really good dancer. And lots of fun at parties.
But I'm a really good dancer. And lots of fun at parties.
josephw67 said:
I'm loving this CBS-FM stream! If this is what the new station sounds like New Yorkers are in for a big treat.
Though a previous poster described it pretty well...
No problem. Let me spell it out in layman's terms.
A "Staple" record: often heard in the original oldies format...a song that has tested well in most situations.
(Think: "Brown Eyed Girl")
A "Tertiary" record: One that may have been a hit when it first came out, but has not fared as well in terms
of recognizability and/or popularity over the years. It may test OK to play. But is not
what is considered a "power" record for the format. (In other words, kind of
recognizable, but not a "Good Vibrations".)
A "Lunar" record: Unless you are a hard-core record collector or oldies geek, you probably couldn't tell
someone the name of the song or artist. (Think: "A Letter To My Teenage Son by
Victor Lundberg" which, I know, peaked at #10.)
There's other radio terms, too...but this will give you some idea of what I'm talking about.
No problem. Let me spell it out in layman's terms.
A "Staple" record: often heard in the original oldies format...a song that has tested well in most situations.
(Think: "Brown Eyed Girl")
A "Tertiary" record: One that may have been a hit when it first came out, but has not fared as well in terms
of recognizability and/or popularity over the years. It may test OK to play. But is not
what is considered a "power" record for the format. (In other words, kind of
recognizable, but not a "Good Vibrations".)
A "Lunar" record: Unless you are a hard-core record collector or oldies geek, you probably couldn't tell
someone the name of the song or artist. (Think: "A Letter To My Teenage Son by
Victor Lundberg" which, I know, peaked at #10.)
There's other radio terms, too...but this will give you some idea of what I'm talking about.
lalumia said:
They DID play Dancin' in The Streets though during Moe's shift 2-3 PM !! ..right after "Moe" mentioned that there were people walking around outside wearing HTRJ shirts.
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That's a Martha Reeves and the Vandellas hit.Barry45RPM said:
Listen to this new station in Birmingham.
http://webclust1.liquidcompass.cc/sos4stnrd/audio_player.php?id=WYDE
http://webclust1.liquidcompass.cc/sos4stnrd/audio_player.php?id=WYDE
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