> > When Stern went after Debella..he knew his weaknesses.
> > I don't see much weakness with P and S show..
> > I see Chris pretty much pissing in the wind by copying
> > Stern's act.
> Not to mention, DeBella had become complacent and cocky,
> openly stating that a show from another city wouldn't be
> able to touch the Zoo. P & S and crew were rated #1 in the
> mornings last book (over Stern also), and are on top of
> their game and hungry to stay on top.
>
You are probably right. I said Chris might not win. BUT
He is juvenilia and 18-34, might be into it, if Preston and Steve even mention him.
Does he (and YSP) have the top rock station in town looking over there shoulder? (already??)
Can he break there concentration and there loyalty if he starts offering $500 for the hotline?
If there was nothing to him, everybody would be saying the best of David Lee Roth is their best move. Also
P&S always want to be "the good guys". That doesn't always fly with young males.
There weakness, off the top of my head, very similar morning show routine i.e. the bizarro files... same time everyday. A lot of reading and more structure then flow. It is a good morning show. It is not a GREAT morning show. All Chris has to be is a monkey wrench.
Debella had better numbers and Stern was on the top of his game back then. Radio as a whole was much more important and better programmed with better people. So yes in the big picture I guess you are right, who cares!
You know as I came back and read this post I realized the position I have put myself in. The fact of the matter is unlike the Stern/Debella encounters, this is far from note worthy on either side. You want great radio today, play a great song. Turn me on to something. TALK IS CHEAP in every sense of the words! Kids are downloading music not listening to megalomaniac radio hosts who offer little and plunder what is left of this medium. I am sure there are Greater Media and Infinity people reading this.... WAKE UP !
thanks you, now i am off to go mumble around old city begging for loose change.