Robert Bass said:
It has come to my attention someone is soliciting advice on how to start an FM station in this market that plays electronic dance music.
Sounds like somebody out there is probing the XM and Sirius directories to find the "next big thing." Surely this would be too narrow and niched to even work, but hey, if there were no commercials or DJ chatter, I might give it a listen! Wonder what AM STATION they plan to put it on? And didn't KKDL-106.7 do this when they first signed on in 2002?
Meanwhile, we still don't have an all-news station, an active rock station, an all-80s pop station, a 90s rock station, a real AC Gold station (a la Memories,) a women's talk station, a smooth jazz station, a moderate or liberal talk station, a latter-day classic rock station (meaning rock hits from 1976-90's, not implying Mormon...we've already had that,) an oldies competitor for KLUV with a different 300-song playlist, a well-programmed FM classic country station, or a station with some decent energy that isn't laced with rap. I think there's better, unserved formats out there to try than electronic dance music.
Oh, and in the midst of bad weather reporting last week, a couple of KRLD reporters slipped up with the outdated "
Newsradio 1080" identifier.