The KDKB playlist

[KOOL Listener Lauren]

I don't know why I've noticed this lately. Either there's something to it, or I just never bothered switching to KDKB when other stations are in commercial break.

Has KDKB's playlist changed significantly? Has "Everything That Rocks" recently included a ton of classic rock stuff?

Now tuning ever-so-often out of curiosity, I've found myself spending time on 93.3.

 

[pattiwacki]

i've noticed that too, Lauren. They play some things that are local as well, which is fun.

 

[KOOL Listener Lauren]

Thanks pattiwacki (or wackipatti, according to the Good Doc).

Last week, I heard The Cars followed by Billy Idol "Eyes Without a Face". Also surprised to hear Jimi Hendrix and Phil Collins.

Two thumbs up!

I have a theory on this "Sandusky Phoenix Movement," as I call it.

 

[ykw]

A bit curious as to why people are surprised by all the classic rock on KDKB, as that's been their thing since I moved here in the early 1990s. They're more 70s-80s oriented than their 60s-70s sister station, true, and they've started playing a little early grunge since the relaunch a couple years back (guess that makes them 70s-80s-early-90s), but bluesy mid-period classic rock is where they've made whatever money they've made.

 

[pattiwacki]

Thanks pattiwacki (or wackipatti, according to the Good Doc).

Last week, I heard The Cars followed by Billy Idol "Eyes Without a Face". Also surprised to hear Jimi Hendrix and Phil Collins.

Two thumbs up!

I have a theory on this "Sandusky Phoenix Movement," as I call it.

You may both call me what you like, my esteemed colleague, as long as you don't call me late for coffee break in the faculty lounge-can't wait to hear you expound on your theory!