Just A Lil Bit

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Are there any stations playing the reggaeton mix? Which is better, that or the radio edit?

 

[ATyler]

> Are there any stations playing the reggaeton mix? Which is
> better, that or the radio edit?
>

Reggaeton blows.

Okay... that's a bit drastic... let me rephrase it.

There are going to be very few markets where Reggaeton "works" and the audience "gets it." If yours isn't one of those markets (in other words, if you don't have a fairly high percentage of Hispanic population), then don't be playing Reggaeton. My competition here in Southern Illinois insists on playing the Reggaeton mix of Alicia Keys' "Karma" and it sounds soooo horrid, especially in a market like this one with such a low percentage of Hispanic population.

So, to answer your question:

It depends on the market that you are in. Me, personally? I think the radio edit is 100x better.<P ID="signature">______________
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WVZA / Marion - Carbondale, IL
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[TironeShoes]

> > Are there any stations playing the reggaeton mix? Which is
>
> > better, that or the radio edit?
> >
>
> Reggaeton blows.
>
> Okay... that's a bit drastic... let me rephrase it.
>
> There are going to be very few markets where Reggaeton
> "works" and the audience "gets it." If yours isn't one of
> those markets (in other words, if you don't have a fairly
> high percentage of Hispanic population), then don't be
> playing Reggaeton. My competition here in Southern Illinois
> insists on playing the Reggaeton mix of Alicia Keys' "Karma"
> and it sounds soooo horrid, especially in a market like this
> one with such a low percentage of Hispanic population.
>
> So, to answer your question:
>
> It depends on the market that you are in. Me, personally?
> I think the radio edit is 100x better.
>

YES, Reggeaton does blow....it all sounds like Gasolinnnnnnnnnna!<P ID="signature">______________
WG</P>

 

[spongebag7]

> > Are there any stations playing the reggaeton mix? Which is
>
> > better, that or the radio edit?
> >
>
> Reggaeton blows.
>
> Okay... that's a bit drastic... let me rephrase it.
>
> There are going to be very few markets where Reggaeton
> "works" and the audience "gets it." If yours isn't one of
> those markets (in other words, if you don't have a fairly
> high percentage of Hispanic population), then don't be
> playing Reggaeton. My competition here in Southern Illinois
> insists on playing the Reggaeton mix of Alicia Keys' "Karma"
> and it sounds soooo horrid, especially in a market like this
> one with such a low percentage of Hispanic population.
>
> So, to answer your question:
>
> It depends on the market that you are in. Me, personally?
> I think the radio edit is 100x better.
>

The Superstition remix of "Karma" is better than the reggae mix.

 

[RussAllen]

> > > Are there any stations playing the reggaeton mix? Which
> is
> >
> > > better, that or the radio edit?
> > >
> >
> > Reggaeton blows.
> >
> > Okay... that's a bit drastic... let me rephrase it.
> >
> > There are going to be very few markets where Reggaeton
> > "works" and the audience "gets it." If yours isn't one of
>
> > those markets (in other words, if you don't have a fairly
> > high percentage of Hispanic population), then don't be
> > playing Reggaeton. My competition here in Southern
> Illinois
> > insists on playing the Reggaeton mix of Alicia Keys'
> "Karma"
> > and it sounds soooo horrid, especially in a market like
> this
> > one with such a low percentage of Hispanic population.
> >
> > So, to answer your question:
> >
> > It depends on the market that you are in. Me, personally?
>
> > I think the radio edit is 100x better.
> >
>
> YES, Reggeaton does blow....it all sounds like
> Gasolinnnnnnnnnna!
>

Reggaeton is HOT, but the Reggaeton mix of Just a Lil Bit BLOWS CHUNKS.<P ID="signature">______________
April 29, 2005
5pm
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