No rippin'--I agree. Just seems they've heated it up recently, and yeah--they sound like Classic Rock did 20 years ago. Hadn't heard some of those tunes in awhile, at least not back to back to back. Don't know if it's good programming or not--just different from what they'd been doing for a long time. I suppose if it's a move to "roadblock" the rock segment--with Quick on the younger end and Bus on the older end--it's not bad strategy. Then again, maybe they just thought it sounded stale and needed a shot of Classic Rock That Really Rocks.
> Seems to me that classic rock as a format is really oldies
> witha new name. Think about it -20 years ago you had classic
> rock stations playing the same stuff over and over, now the
> listeners that care for that are that much older. Classic
> hits OK I get it. Nostalgas fans are now, well dead or deaf.
> Oldies fans moved into that hole. Classic rock, well we are
> all getting old. YOu cant tell me that fans were just
> created.
> The Bus, sure sounds great and you can hear it blaring
> from every service center around. If I owned a el camino I
> would love it too. I enjoy every few songs. I cannot deal
> with the same 100 songs every day. Look dont get me wrong
> I am sure that its cool to tap the steering wheel to boston
> every now and then but it is for most people under 50 a
> every now and then station. OK rip it up, you are the
> "expert" I am a mere mortal inn your shadow.
>