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Creed613
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Is B104 CHR-POP?
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> Is B104 CHR-POP?
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They are more Hot AC.<P ID="signature">______________
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They are more Hot AC.<P ID="signature">______________
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lehighvalley
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> > Is B104 CHR-POP?
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> They are more Hot AC.
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They are garbage, we need a true CHR.
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> They are more Hot AC.
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They are garbage, we need a true CHR.
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wolfmoon
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> > > Is B104 CHR-POP?
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> > They are more Hot AC.
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> They are garbage, we need a true CHR.
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call them whatever you want, they will still suck
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> > They are more Hot AC.
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> They are garbage, we need a true CHR.
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call them whatever you want, they will still suck
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lehighvalley
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The airstaff is just awful, afternoon driver is a puker and the night jock is boooooooooooooooring as Delilah
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elevator_opratr
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They are one of the softer CHR's that I've heard. Almost borderline AC. Which is why when WLEV had that stint with Hot AC a few years back, there were times when the music on B104 was softer than WLEV. It was humerous.
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westlife
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B-104 is Adult CHR
> They are one of the softer CHR's that I've heard. Almost
> borderline AC. Which is why when WLEV had that stint with
> Hot AC a few years back, there were times when the music on
> B104 was softer than WLEV. It was humerous.
"B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR. It's basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
And WLEV (as "Mix 100.7") was never a true Hot AC. They were Bright AC. Similarly, that's a halfway compromise between AC and Hot AC.
When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only one station.
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> They are one of the softer CHR's that I've heard. Almost
> borderline AC. Which is why when WLEV had that stint with
> Hot AC a few years back, there were times when the music on
> B104 was softer than WLEV. It was humerous.
"B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR. It's basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
And WLEV (as "Mix 100.7") was never a true Hot AC. They were Bright AC. Similarly, that's a halfway compromise between AC and Hot AC.
When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only one station.
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BillHall
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Re: B-104 is Adult CHR
Good observation. This is not far from the strategy that brought WAEB (790) its dominant numbers in the 25-34 demographics back in the 60's and 70's.
> "B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR. It's
> basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
>
> When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats
> make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only
> one station.
>
Good observation. This is not far from the strategy that brought WAEB (790) its dominant numbers in the 25-34 demographics back in the 60's and 70's.
> "B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR. It's
> basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
>
> When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats
> make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only
> one station.
>
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dommy
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Re: B-104 is Adult CHR
> Good observation. This is not far from the strategy that
> brought WAEB (790) its dominant numbers in the 25-34
> demographics back in the 60's and 70's.
>
> > "B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR.
> It's
> > basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
> >
> > When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats
> > make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only
> > one station.
> >
> That very well be. But if another Valley station on FM..like one way up on the right side of the band licensed to Jersey decided to do a true CHR, B would have to finally get off the fence. They're the beneficiary of the fact that Valley only has 5 true local FM signals.
> Good observation. This is not far from the strategy that
> brought WAEB (790) its dominant numbers in the 25-34
> demographics back in the 60's and 70's.
>
> > "B-104" (WAEB-FM) is not CHR-Pop. They are Adult CHR.
> It's
> > basically halfway between Hot AC and CHR-Pop.
> >
> > When you're in a smaller market, these compromise formats
> > make sense; they allow you to cover two formats with only
> > one station.
> >
> That very well be. But if another Valley station on FM..like one way up on the right side of the band licensed to Jersey decided to do a true CHR, B would have to finally get off the fence. They're the beneficiary of the fact that Valley only has 5 true local FM signals.
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