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Harrison Ford is on the loose! Tommy Lee Jones is in hot pursuit.

I just came up with an idea!

I had a friend over today, and I showed him my station (quickly, because he had to get home). He really liked the idea, and offered to help produce some imaging and such for it.

As for formatting, what I want is an amalgamation of lots of things, but nominally, it would kind of be similar to something like MOYL 20 years ago (present day MOYL is... different and carries music that is, well, 20 years newer, and consequently dropped some of the oldest stuff, so it's basically 60s/70s/80s with a smattering of 90s now; before it was 50s/60s/70s, with a smattering of 30s, 40s and 80s).

So, I'm thinking basically it would be soft AC/Standards blend inspired in part by MOYL.

Would you care to collaborate on programming it?

c
 
Me either. I have enough to do with my paying clients.
 
I should probably clarify that it wasn't my intent to take advantage of either @K.M. Richards or @radiofan2023 by asking for them to come in for free and waste their valuable time on a hobby station. I can see how it could come across that way, though, because the way I wrote it was too general.

Actually, my message was meant mainly for @vchimpanzee (yes, I know). The reason why was since he has many ideas and opinions about how Standards stations should be formatted, I thought that, if he's interested on a sort of informal, volunteer basis, I would offer him the opportunity to put some of those ideas and opinions into practice while giving me an opportunity to practice programming (what spurred me on was the fact that his "ideal" standards playlist, which he was kind enough to share with me, is remarkably similar to mine).

I enjoy reading and participating in this forum, and I don't want any hard feelings, so I apologize if there were any misunderstandings....

c
 


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