Right Now I am Listening To KIIS FM And KIIS FM Had A Promo One Trillion Songs In A Row And This Is KIIS And I Think Its A Counter Against Amp Radio
lalf said:A "Trillion" here, a trilion there and another trillion over there and pretty soon you're talking about real broadcast time!
lalf said:A "Trillion" here, a trilion there and another trillion over there and pretty soon you're talking about real broadcast time!
Mlore "clutter" they don't need now. KIIS has always tried to buy off their audience. That is the key to their success. Amp has to one-up them.PapiYankee said:Aside from the Trillion songs thing KIIS is also promoting that this Monday they will start paying bills EVERY hour.
They are also heavily protecting their music position with more artists testimonials than I ever remember them playing.
What was the last top 40 station that "revolutionized" radio? I can't think of any in the last 30+ years. All stations are the same rehash of the original formatics for top 40. I think you're looking at this backwards, it's the technology, the platforms, not the formatics that are cutting edge, evolving and revolutionary and that is what counts. If Amp stays ahead of KIIS with that, they'll eat into them. They all play the same music so if you think that is where you beat them at their own game today, you better think again.radiosanchez said:Just a personal opinion from hearing Amp so far.
When KHJ signed on in 65 (not that I was there, I wasn't, but I heard airchecks), it 'revolutionized' Top 40 radio at the time...So much so, that it sent KRLA and KFWB scrambling, and ultimately, within 2 or 3 years, KFWB had to flip. What was it?? It was formatics, it was execution, it was a fresh difference in the sound. Boss Radio...The Drake sound. A sound that spread all over the country.
I haven't heard anything in Amp yet that's 'revolutionizing' CHR radio in Los Angeles so much that it's going to make KIIS scramble....And, until something like that comes along, you won't be able to unseat the champ. I realize they want to do "multi-platform" web, etc, strategies, but the on air content has to really make a difference first before they do that. Sounds like the same old imaging from the same old type of CHR to me...The sign-on was interesting, but the momentum kinda dropped from there...
john77 said:Well, unless they're stunting we effectively have two stations in this market which have exactly the same songs. Isn't this fun?![]()
Radioresearcher said:There's a definite difference in the music including the old school rhythmic hits that Amp is tossing in every hour and new songs by Ciara and Kanye that KIIS is not on. There's more tempo, the songs sound pitched, and Amp is less cluttered. The stations have different feels...
SuperRadioFan said:Radioresearcher said:There's a definite difference in the music including the old school rhythmic hits that Amp is tossing in every hour and new songs by Ciara and Kanye that KIIS is not on. There's more tempo, the songs sound pitched, and Amp is less cluttered. The stations have different feels...
Can you elaborate ... on "less clutter"? Definitely agree on the tempo thing. KIIS is not playing the Kanye?![]()
However AMP RADIO is KILLER! Its a tight CHR with great turnover and great recurrents and golds. It sounds over better than KIIS except for the no - jock thing. The station is clean and current!
radiosanchez said:Just a personal opinion from hearing Amp so far.
When KHJ signed on in 65 (not that I was there, I wasn't, but I heard airchecks), it 'revolutionized' Top 40 radio at the time...So much so, that it sent KRLA and KFWB scrambling, and ultimately, within 2 or 3 years, KFWB had to flip. What was it?? It was formatics, it was execution, it was a fresh difference in the sound. Boss Radio...The Drake sound. A sound that spread all over the country.
I haven't heard anything in Amp yet that's 'revolutionizing' CHR radio in Los Angeles so much that it's going to make KIIS scramble....And, until something like that comes along, you won't be able to unseat the champ. I realize they want to do "multi-platform" web, etc, strategies, but the on air content has to really make a difference first before they do that. Sounds like the same old imaging from the same old type of CHR to me...The sign-on was interesting, but the momentum kinda dropped from there...