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phillygrl
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Tuned in the afternoon show, and the DJ (Corey?) is saying that today is the last hurrah for oldies. At Midnight, WEXC flips to the new format.
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> Tuned in the afternoon show, and the DJ (Corey?) is saying
> that today is the last hurrah for oldies. At Midnight, WEXC
> flips to the new format.
>
What the hell is WEXC?????
> that today is the last hurrah for oldies. At Midnight, WEXC
> flips to the new format.
>
What the hell is WEXC?????
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RMHinNEO
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LMAO
> >
> What the hell is WEXC?????
>
WEXC 107.1 Greenville, PA (about 15 miles east of Warren, maybe??)
"Wexy 107"
> >
> What the hell is WEXC?????
>
WEXC 107.1 Greenville, PA (about 15 miles east of Warren, maybe??)
"Wexy 107"
WEXC/Greenville, PA - Sister to WANR/Warren, OH
> WEXC 107.1 Greenville, PA (about 15 miles east of Warren,
> maybe??)
> "Wexy 107"
I've followed this sad scenario because it's co-owned with a station that was on my resume long ago...look for messages posted about WANR/1570, or the whole story is in the second message on a certain blog that may or may not be linked below...
In the next day or so, I have some rumblings to add about the situation.
-OA <P ID="signature">______________
My NEW blog is at Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
> WEXC 107.1 Greenville, PA (about 15 miles east of Warren,
> maybe??)
> "Wexy 107"
I've followed this sad scenario because it's co-owned with a station that was on my resume long ago...look for messages posted about WANR/1570, or the whole story is in the second message on a certain blog that may or may not be linked below...
In the next day or so, I have some rumblings to add about the situation.
-OA <P ID="signature">______________
My NEW blog is at Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
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phillygrl
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WEXC Flips July 5
It's now "The New FREAK 107, Today's Real Music". Seems to be mostly hip hop and hard rock, Metallica wannabes. Lyrics weren't blatantly Christian. Canned intros for songs like: "We're the only station brave enough to play this song." Too much static from thunderstorms to see if it's being simulcast on WGRP AM and WLOA AM.
It's now "The New FREAK 107, Today's Real Music". Seems to be mostly hip hop and hard rock, Metallica wannabes. Lyrics weren't blatantly Christian. Canned intros for songs like: "We're the only station brave enough to play this song." Too much static from thunderstorms to see if it's being simulcast on WGRP AM and WLOA AM.
Re: WEXC Flips July 5
> It's now "The New FREAK 107, Today's Real Music". Seems to
> be mostly hip hop and hard rock, Metallica wannabes. Lyrics
> weren't blatantly Christian. Canned intros for songs like:
> "We're the only station brave enough to play this song." Too
> much static from thunderstorms to see if it's being
> simulcast on WGRP AM and WLOA AM.
Well, that would certainly be a "young skewing" Christian music format. I didn't know they did Christian versions of hip hop and hard rock...of course, my knowledge of that music genre pretty much begins and ends with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, not to mention the Apologetix folks Michael Arch likes so much.
-OA<P ID="signature">______________
My NEW blog is at Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
> It's now "The New FREAK 107, Today's Real Music". Seems to
> be mostly hip hop and hard rock, Metallica wannabes. Lyrics
> weren't blatantly Christian. Canned intros for songs like:
> "We're the only station brave enough to play this song." Too
> much static from thunderstorms to see if it's being
> simulcast on WGRP AM and WLOA AM.
Well, that would certainly be a "young skewing" Christian music format. I didn't know they did Christian versions of hip hop and hard rock...of course, my knowledge of that music genre pretty much begins and ends with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, not to mention the Apologetix folks Michael Arch likes so much.
-OA<P ID="signature">______________
My NEW blog is at Ohio Media Watch - <a target="_blank" href=http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com>http://ohiomedia.blogspot.com</a></P>
Re: WEXC Flips July 5
> Well, that would certainly be a "young skewing" Christian
> music format. I didn't know they did Christian versions of
> hip hop and hard rock...of course, my knowledge of that
> music genre pretty much begins and ends with Amy Grant and
> Michael W. Smith, not to mention the Apologetix folks
> Michael Arch likes so much.
>
> -OA
>
There is Christian Hip Hop and Christian Rock <P ID="signature">______________
Lenks
Program Director/Music Director
X Music Online
The X
Today's Best Music
http://www.xmusiconline.com/</P>
> Well, that would certainly be a "young skewing" Christian
> music format. I didn't know they did Christian versions of
> hip hop and hard rock...of course, my knowledge of that
> music genre pretty much begins and ends with Amy Grant and
> Michael W. Smith, not to mention the Apologetix folks
> Michael Arch likes so much.
>
> -OA
>
There is Christian Hip Hop and Christian Rock
<P ID="signature">______________Lenks
Program Director/Music Director
X Music Online
The X
Today's Best Music
http://www.xmusiconline.com/</P>
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