1250WTAE said:Opinions? I'm hearing that no one knows 90% of the music.
Parttimer said:1250WTAE said:Opinions? I'm hearing that no one knows 90% of the music.
Had to make an early airport run this morning and caught about half an hour on the way back...
Hendrix... All Along the Watchtower
Tom Petty... Love Is A Long Road
Hour ID
Yes... Owner Of a Lonely Heart
Elvis Costello... Accidents Will Happen
Clarks... Not Your Lover (... I'm guessing on the title, I don't know their stuff very well...)
Foghat... Fool for The City
Van Hagar... Standing On Top Of The World
Bob Seger ... Katmandu (studio version)
Bob said this would be AOR... that's exactly what it is....
Music is well programmed, all uptempo like a good oldies station... they also dropped in a recorded weather break with Barry Banker...
Very listenable, congrats Bob & Friends...
1250WTAE said:No jocks, no website, no streaming, and deep song cuts. No way to tell the listener what song and artist is playing. Not good! TSL might be ok, but will have a low cume.
DVE does more with less when it comes to the deep cut stuff. They play far fewer and really sell the heck out of them; a little goes a long way in terms of imaging and you're not playing stuff that's unfamiliar to lots of people.
clangham said:Good job Bob and Clarke!
mikes65gal said:No 620 or 770 today?? But I did hear KVE loud and clear in Somerset this evening around 7:30
1250WTAE said:Posted: If you don't know the name of something, catch a lyric, write it down, and look it up on the internet like everyone else. If they are going to staff this...here's a concept...call the station and ask.
Its 2010, and we are used to being able to see what was played on a website, listen to a station stream in our office, and listen to a station from an app on our cell phones.
There's no room for a station that plays unfamiliar songs, and has no way to identify them. People will just punch the dial back to DVE, WHJB FM or something else.
cingram said:The AM transmitter site is quite rural, and when there are bad storms (as last night), it affects both the power lines
and phone lines feeding the transmitter. This happens more often than any of us would like, and getting everything
back to normal takes much more time than any of us would like.
Think Hooterville. ;D
C.
1250WTAE said:There's no room for a station that plays unfamiliar songs