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WDDW concern.

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StevenGastreich

I'm just bringing this up for discussion, but does anyone think that the satelite service that WDDW 104.7 uses has a rather limitted play list? Perhaps someone can shed light if this is how regional Mexican formatted stations usually run. I could be wrong, but I'm thinking that WBJX and the former WIND had more variety.
 
> I'm just bringing this up for discussion, but does anyone
> think that the satelite service that WDDW 104.7 uses has a
> rather limitted play list? Perhaps someone can shed light
> if this is how regional Mexican formatted stations usually
> run. I could be wrong, but I'm thinking that WBJX and the
> former WIND had more variety.
>

The format they run seems very current heavy, thus its probably going to be more repetative then the rest. I have heard the first song they played "The Aretito" by Noses Of The Earth, The Reckless Ones - Buy Your Own Damn Love, and JC & His Band Duranguense - And Andale a decent number of times since the flip. I am not very familiar with the Regional Mexican format but these songs have gotten plenty of spins during the times I have been listening.<P ID="signature">______________

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> > I'm just bringing this up for discussion, but does anyone
> > think that the satelite service that WDDW 104.7 uses has a
>
> > rather limitted play list? Perhaps someone can shed light
>
> > if this is how regional Mexican formatted stations usually
>
> > run. I could be wrong, but I'm thinking that WBJX and the
>
> > former WIND had more variety.
> >
>
> The format they run seems very current heavy, thus its
> probably going to be more repetative then the rest. I have
> heard the first song they played "The Aretito" by Noses Of
> The Earth, The Reckless Ones - Buy Your Own Damn Love, and
> JC & His Band Duranguense - And Andale a decent number of
> times since the flip. I am not very familiar with the
> Regional Mexican format but these songs have gotten plenty
> of spins during the times I have been listening.
>

WDDW also plans to build studios here in Milwaukee, but I don't know where.
 
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