KBSG call letters available!

[AQH]

Well, my take on this, is because of the "95" number, 95.7 KJR-FM should stay the same, but 104.5 once they get a complete air-staff and commercials (and better audio processing), should be the one to get the KBSG calls, since they took over their music format.

What is the benefit to the listeners here?

It may not be peace in the Middle East or the return of Robin & Maynard, but Northwest oldies fans can sleep soundly knowing the KBSG calls are secure and home right here in Puget Sound.

And there are people who do not get a good night's sleep because of the absence of the KBSG call letters on the Seattle dial?

It's what they make Nytol for.....

How sad is that? :

 

[Bongwater]

Well, my take on this, is because of the "95" number, 95.7 KJR-FM should stay the same, but 104.5 once they get a complete air-staff and commercials (and better audio processing), should be the one to get the KBSG calls, since they took over their music format.

What is the benefit to the listeners here?

It may not be peace in the Middle East or the return of Robin & Maynard, but Northwest oldies fans can sleep soundly knowing the KBSG calls are secure and home right here in Puget Sound.

And there are people who do not get a good night's sleep because of the absence of the KBSG call letters on the Seattle dial?

It's what they make Nytol for.....

How sad is that? :

So sad, they have to make a pill for it.....

 

[AQH]

Well, my take on this, is because of the "95" number, 95.7 KJR-FM should stay the same, but 104.5 once they get a complete air-staff and commercials (and better audio processing), should be the one to get the KBSG calls, since they took over their music format.

What is the benefit to the listeners here?

It may not be peace in the Middle East or the return of Robin & Maynard, but Northwest oldies fans can sleep soundly knowing the KBSG calls are secure and home right here in Puget Sound.

And there are people who do not get a good night's sleep because of the absence of the KBSG call letters on the Seattle dial?

It's what they make Nytol for.....

How sad is that? :

So sad, they have to make a pill for it.....

You don't get the meaning of sad I refer to. I'll make a note of the need to spell everything out.

 

[Bongwater]

Well, my take on this, is because of the "95" number, 95.7 KJR-FM should stay the same, but 104.5 once they get a complete air-staff and commercials (and better audio processing), should be the one to get the KBSG calls, since they took over their music format.

What is the benefit to the listeners here?

It may not be peace in the Middle East or the return of Robin & Maynard, but Northwest oldies fans can sleep soundly knowing the KBSG calls are secure and home right here in Puget Sound.

And there are people who do not get a good night's sleep because of the absence of the KBSG call letters on the Seattle dial?

It's what they make Nytol for.....

How sad is that? :

So sad, they have to make a pill for it.....

You don't get the meaning of sad I refer to. I'll make a note of the need to spell everything out.

Aww lighten up, will ya?

 

[Jay Peninger]

Could we possibly embed a few more quotes in this thread you might as well make it totally unreadable ;D

 

[Bongwater]

Could we possibly embed a few more quotes in this thread you might as well make it totally unreadable ;D

Hey, it was the closest I ever had to a civil conversation with AQH! ;D

 

[DanStrassberg]

Could we possibly embed a few more quotes in this thread you might as well make it totally unreadable ;D

You mean you don't like the art deco visual effect of all of those cascaded quotes, which become boxes, embedded within boxes, embedded within boxes...? I can't stand the multi-level embedded quotes either but I am definitely impressed by the visuals.

 

[Bill Betten]

It appears as if KBSG will stay here in the NW, out in Hoquim.Glad to see they were finally picked up.
Guy