S
-
Get involved.
We want your input!
Apply for Membership and join the conversations about everything related to broadcasting.
After we receive your registration, a moderator will review it. After your registration is approved, you will be permitted to post.
If you use a disposable or false email address, your registration will be rejected.
After your membership is approved, please take a minute to tell us a little bit about yourself.
https://www.radiodiscussions.com/forums/introduce-yourself.1088/
Thanks in advance and have fun!
RadioDiscussions Administrators
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
> www.965thebuzz.com
>
> Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> midwest.
>
Great! Thanks for the update. This is one of the top modern rockers in the country.
>
> Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> midwest.
>
Great! Thanks for the update. This is one of the top modern rockers in the country.
> > www.965thebuzz.com
> >
> > Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> > midwest.
> >
>
> Great! Thanks for the update. This is one of the top modern
> rockers in the country.
>
Reminds me of the mid-Nineties FM106.3 - which is to say, there's a couple of things I'd change, but not many. It's verrry listenable, former FM106.3/WJSE guy Jason sounds great doing his Nineties bit as I write, and it appears their off-hours programming has space for deep cuts. Thumbs up.
-Sean
Altrok Radio
7x24 at http://www.altrokradio.com
Fridays, 10PM at 90.5 The Night
> >
> > Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> > midwest.
> >
>
> Great! Thanks for the update. This is one of the top modern
> rockers in the country.
>
Reminds me of the mid-Nineties FM106.3 - which is to say, there's a couple of things I'd change, but not many. It's verrry listenable, former FM106.3/WJSE guy Jason sounds great doing his Nineties bit as I write, and it appears their off-hours programming has space for deep cuts. Thumbs up.
-Sean
Altrok Radio
7x24 at http://www.altrokradio.com
Fridays, 10PM at 90.5 The Night
S
spinner
Guest
What would you change? Just curious. KRBZ is one of the few sucessful alternative stations left...and most people said they were killing themselves by not playing Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, etc...
E
ednaswap
Guest
> www.965thebuzz.com
>
> Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> midwest.
>
they do sound good
>
> Now you can hear the best alternative station in the
> midwest.
>
they do sound good
> What would you change? Just curious. KRBZ is one of the few
> sucessful alternative stations left...and most people said
> they were killing themselves by not playing Nickelback, 3
> Doors Down, etc...
>
Hey, everybody does it a little differently, right? I'd push a bit further in the rhythmic direction, but I think that's owing to my NJ/NYC-area heritage. (But yeah, there's no way I'd 'tweak' in the Nickelback direction. That'd be like me in 1982 saying "we need more Journey".)
-Sean
Altrok Radio at http://www.altrokradio.com
> sucessful alternative stations left...and most people said
> they were killing themselves by not playing Nickelback, 3
> Doors Down, etc...
>
Hey, everybody does it a little differently, right? I'd push a bit further in the rhythmic direction, but I think that's owing to my NJ/NYC-area heritage. (But yeah, there's no way I'd 'tweak' in the Nickelback direction. That'd be like me in 1982 saying "we need more Journey".)
-Sean
Altrok Radio at http://www.altrokradio.com
S
spinner
Guest
What kind of rhythmic artists to east coasters play? The few that are left anyway.
> What kind of rhythmic artists to east coasters play? The
> few that are left anyway.
>
First: I'm aware that rhythmic probably has a different connotation than I'm intending. What I'm thinking of is "rock with a dance beat" - for instance, holding the Psychedelic Furs up against REO Speedwagon if this were the 80's. "Urban Alternative", perhaps, where the bands you'd hear are likely to be playing the Bowery Ballroom or Webster Hall in NYC...
WLIR's heritage was "Dance Oriented Rock". Now, with bands like Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs, Bloc Party, etc. around, and with Pearl Jam actually hewing back to a style that carries a solid beat with their latest single, there's a resurgence of that, and if I had my 'druthers, I'd push it - but again, that's me.
However, this is getting afield from the real topic - how would I change KRBZ? I'd add a bit of what I described above, because the station's pretty propulsive as it is. (But if I'd have to play Yellowcard to get people to listen to the upcoming !!! album, so be it.)
-Sean
Altrok Radio at http://www.altrokradio.com
> few that are left anyway.
>
First: I'm aware that rhythmic probably has a different connotation than I'm intending. What I'm thinking of is "rock with a dance beat" - for instance, holding the Psychedelic Furs up against REO Speedwagon if this were the 80's. "Urban Alternative", perhaps, where the bands you'd hear are likely to be playing the Bowery Ballroom or Webster Hall in NYC...
WLIR's heritage was "Dance Oriented Rock". Now, with bands like Franz Ferdinand, Kaiser Chiefs, Bloc Party, etc. around, and with Pearl Jam actually hewing back to a style that carries a solid beat with their latest single, there's a resurgence of that, and if I had my 'druthers, I'd push it - but again, that's me.
However, this is getting afield from the real topic - how would I change KRBZ? I'd add a bit of what I described above, because the station's pretty propulsive as it is. (But if I'd have to play Yellowcard to get people to listen to the upcoming !!! album, so be it.)
-Sean
Altrok Radio at http://www.altrokradio.com
- Status
- This thread has been closed due to inactivity. You can create a new thread to discuss this topic.