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UH OH, Dayton!!!

Gee... can you be Anymore Vague?

This comment makes completely NO sense whatsoever.

About as clear as MUD.
 
Gee. If I wanted you to know more, I would have said more.
Just relax. Something's about to change. That makes plenty of sense.
 
I hear that new Kroger at Austin Landing is pretty sweet.

That was a change. A change in where I'll shop. Goodbye DLM.

(Just messin' with ya, Alan!) ;)
 
My guess is Main Line is going to flip Click. Is this happening within the next month or so? Either it's Main Line flipping one of their properties or CC is flipping The X or 'TUE. I don't see Cox flipping any of their frequencies.
 
billf82 said:
'TUE isn't going anywhere.
Click to expand...
Agreed. 'TUE is heritage.
It has to be Click or The X. ML probably won't flip WROU or Hot. Fly or Click could flip. Over at CC, Big or Lite could flip perhaps, & of course The X. Mix, 'TUE, and Channel are all safe & big money makers.
 
Since when does "soft rock" (what was considered mainstream pop when it first came out) get renamed "easy listening?"
Looking at the WLRS playlist that showed up at 4pm Eastern time on Friday, there's nothing that isn't mainstream pop from the late 1970s-1980s on it. And all of them played ad naseum in the past35+ years, even if there aren't any stations around still playint it. Wonder if they might daypart the music mix to include some adult standards artists or downtempo stuff on the playlist for middays or at night, but I guess anything that isn't amped up, highly caffeinated, and aimed to make you want to cut off traffic in front of you is now considered "easy listening."
Sure seems to overlook at LOT of territory from some major league talents in the 20th century (and plenty of singers who are still going strong today, such as Streisand, James Taylor, Tony Bennett, Bette Midler, etc etc etc. ).
 
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