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Re: All I know is

> > AS an unrepentant Liberal---I hope KD dumps the whole
> gang
> > of neo-cons for anything else. How about 50's and 60's
> > Oldies?
>
> ARRRGGHHH!!!! I realize that those songs became hits on
> static ridden, lo-fi AM radio, back when that's all their
> was. And I realize that even before that, people actually
> LIKED listening to 78 RPM records on wind-up Victrolas.
>
> But it's the third millenium. Times have changed. And music
> listeners have developed better ears. Music on the AM band
> sucks. I've tuned in to WJAS every now and then because I
> felt I should. And regardless of what song they were
> playing, the awful sound quality made it impossible to
> listen to for very long.
>
> The only oldies that wouldn't sound any worse on the AM band
> are the ones from the 40's and earlier. If you want to
> program music on the AM band, hook up some 78 RPM turntables
> and dig out the Glenn Miller records.
>
> Of course, that's not to say that the old folks who listen
> to talk on KDKA wouldn't also listen to music on KDKA. Those
> old folks don't know how to tune in any other station, so
> KDKA owns them regardless of what they program.
>


Hmmmmm! Do you want to listen to static-filled music from the 1930's,
or static-filled politics from the 1930's? Tough choice!!!!
 
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