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Songs not looked at for testing anymore?
- Thread starter tall_guy1
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I'm sorry. I briefly thought I was on a local board. I should have said, "KISN-LP". The stream is "goodguyradio.com".
It's human nature. We now have devices that allow us to access all collected art and knowledge, immeasurably broadening our horizons.For the most part, there's not much difference between radio & streaming when you talk about the number of artists played:
Top 10% of Artists on Streaming Services Account for 99.4% of All Streams - Metal Injection
"Almost half of the artists analyzed saw fewer than 100 streams on the music."metalinjection.net
Th difference between streaming and broadcast radio is .5%. One half percent!
We use them to play songs we already like and watch cat videos.
My horizons have already been broadened to swans and elephants. All it takes is one click on one animal video on YouTube and the algorithm never forgets.
But there's this mythology that people are turning off the radio and streaming to get away from limited playlists The point is that when most people make their own playlists, they're very similar to what we play on the radio.
Probably even more restrictive. There's the whole "Oh, I didn't even think of that one" factor.
My experience has been more along the lines of "my playlist for my workout" or "my work playlist" or other occasions, more than "I want every song ever recorded on my phone".
Based on this week's streaming charts, we saw a lot of very familiar Christmas songs among the most streamed, topped by Mariah Carey and George Michael.
A friend of mine (from eastern IA) recently visited (his small business installed the HD radio hardware for 102.9 FM in Cedar Rapids IA).
When he was leaving KC for IA, we talked briefly about streaming music vs radio - he said he nearly always listenes to radio in his car because he makes decisions all the time as a business owner and in the case of music listening, someone else is making the music selections/decisions.
I recommended KCMO FM and KCKC FM.
Kirk Bayne
When he was leaving KC for IA, we talked briefly about streaming music vs radio - he said he nearly always listenes to radio in his car because he makes decisions all the time as a business owner and in the case of music listening, someone else is making the music selections/decisions.
I recommended KCMO FM and KCKC FM.
Kirk Bayne
During the comeback of "Running up That Hill", her song "Wuthering Heights" (originally a #1 UK hit in 1978) reached #34 on the UK Singles Downloads chart in June 2022.
That was only in the UK. No residual chart action in the US. As I said, I've seen no evidence of music fans digging deeper into her catalog, in the way we've seen with Taylor Swift. Then again, not much is similar to TS.
Probably because Running Up That Hill is (personal editorial being inserted) friggin' horrible. Chorus is like scraping a fork down an aluminum pizza pan.
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