WHOS SOUNDS BETTER MUSIC WISE? BEAT KTFM MIX OR MAGIC DO WE NEED MORE POP STATIO

[Reynatony]

I THINK KTFM HAS COME ALONG WAY CONGRATS ON WHAT UR DONING. BEAT ALWAYS THE SAME. GREAT, BUT ALWAYS STAYS THE SAME. MIX SOUNDS GOOD BUT NEEDS TO SOUND A LITTLE EDIGER. I THINK THEY NEED A NAME CHANGE.

 

[fredcantu]

Who's music sounds better? If we're talking talking radio, the more appropriate question is who's music do the listeners prefer? What we personally think of the music doesn't really matter.

 

[saradio1]

I THINK KTFM HAS COME ALONG WAY CONGRATS ON WHAT UR DONING. BEAT ALWAYS THE SAME. GREAT, BUT ALWAYS STAYS THE SAME. MIX SOUNDS GOOD BUT NEEDS TO SOUND A LITTLE EDIGER. I THINK THEY NEED A NAME CHANGE.

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The Alternative Rock format is struggling in several markets. Besides, what advantage would Univision gain by adding the Alternative format to SA?

 

[Anonymouse]

I THINK KTFM HAS COME ALONG WAY CONGRATS ON WHAT UR DONING. BEAT ALWAYS THE SAME. GREAT, BUT ALWAYS STAYS THE SAME. MIX SOUNDS GOOD BUT NEEDS TO SOUND A LITTLE EDIGER. I THINK THEY NEED A NAME CHANGE.

The only good top40 / hip-hop stations are The Beat and Party 977. They don't speed up their music. They leave it like it's supposed to sound.

 

[saradio1]

I THINK KTFM HAS COME ALONG WAY CONGRATS ON WHAT UR DONING. BEAT ALWAYS THE SAME. GREAT, BUT ALWAYS STAYS THE SAME. MIX SOUNDS GOOD BUT NEEDS TO SOUND A LITTLE EDIGER. I THINK THEY NEED A NAME CHANGE.

The only good top40 / hip-hop stations are The Beat and Party 977. They don't speed up their music. They leave it like it's supposed to sound.

No one seems to complaint about it but you. And even if KTFM and Mix sped up the music, the average radio listener doesn't notice it.

 

[Anonymouse]

I guess Im not the "average listener." hahaha.

And I'm not complainin.

 

[willdav713]

No we don't the 6 pop varity stations are plenty, Let's see we have KTFM, KXXM, KLTO, KBBT, KQXT, and KSMG. San Antonio needs another Oldies station besides KONO. I was hoping KTSA would fill the void. Have one that plays 70s 80s and 90s R&B and pop. An Oldies station for a different generation one raised on Disco, Funk, R&B, New Jack, Freestyle, Breakdance, a touch of 80s pop but not like the Point, and a dash of Rock, 80s New Wave, 90s Alternative all mixed in. For example you have KAHL which is Adult Standards (the music catered to 60+) KONO for the Baby Boomers, then hopefully KTSA-55 for the Generation after KONO. Try it as a pilot if ratings are good, flip one of the BMP low performing FMs. AM radio can be revived but the signal has to be strong and the advertising needs to be in your face with TV spots and billboard advertisments and advertisements on VIA.