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re: all psychadelic format
oh yeah (toke, toke) a psychadelic (snort) format would really knock em dead in omaha or peoria
hammondo said:Cat, YOU said, "This thing is a loser from the minute it hits the air."
Well, I'm less negative, because All-polka, CLASSICAL, all-Catholic, all Jewish formats all made it. All-Elvis, All Sinatra and some others like those have also been tried.
This is a LIFESTYLE format (albeit with some bad connotations) and skews over 50- to nearly 60. Does Sirius or XM have such a channel?
Another question is "can you sell ads to a bank or a home builder with this format?" I never met a (male) bank president with a pony tail.
What else beside music is on this station? Maybe this works with Air America news? I would not be interested, but it could fit the "lifestyle."
Actually, this format would lend itself well to beng on the internet. NO BIG POWER BILL (the thing that most scares me) for that blowtorch signal you suggested.
Cat said, "there aren't enough songs to rotate songs in and out of this format's playlist."
I wrote down 300 songs in about 15 minutes. Those were more MASS APPEAL psychedelic hits (I'm really not into the "hard stuff.") This music is around my generation (I'm 57) but even 300 "all long screaming guitar solo" songs do NOT appeal to me at all. Selector (music programming software) needs to have lots of categories.
I admit "in a gada da vida" and "Jimi Hendrix" and "Grateful Dead" would NOT lend themselves well to constant HIGH rotation, as "Nel Blu di Pinto De Blu" and "In the Mood" do for standards, and "If You Leave Me Now" and "Brown Eyed Girl" and "Elvis" and "Beatles" hits do for oldies.
oh yeah (toke, toke) a psychadelic (snort) format would really knock em dead in omaha or peoria