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tpryan
No, Lite Rock, not Smooth Rock on 93.9fm (Windsor-Detroit) Mark Unseen   Aug 25 16:22 UTC 2000

        8/25/2000.  It had to happen today.  Smooth Rock, The River is
out,  Lite Rock 93.9fm is now in it's place.  Less talk,  Yada Yada.
I think I'm hearing Hanson right now.
        What do you think?
        What station do you think has a playlist like Smooth Rock did?
33 responses total.
ashke
response 1 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:26 UTC 2000

THe River is gone?  Damnit.

I was just pissed because Planet finally changed to Alturnative all the time,
and then they stopped playing 5 o'clock flashbacks at all now.  They're
"Modern Alternative".  River was good to listen too, though..some of the nice
older stuff, but good. 
jazz
response 2 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:26 UTC 2000

        What was The River before it was "smooth rock"?
eeyore
response 3 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:29 UTC 2000

93.9 is *GONE*?????  My one true station to find decent music is GONE?

(meg hides in a corner bawling)
katie
response 4 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:36 UTC 2000

Same thing happened to WMXD in Ann Arbor. It became Kool 107. The River
was a poor-man's WMXD. What is the matter with the listeners/programmers
these days? I thought FM was invented to get away from smarm.
morgan
response 5 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:42 UTC 2000

Yeah...the Planet switching ticked me off, and now the River is gone?  Ugh.  I
can't wait to install a cd player in my car.
iggy
response 6 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 18:59 UTC 2000

heh
the same thing happened in seattle.
one station changed to all 80's music, and in a few
weeks, all the stations started playing it.
screwed up their decent formats
krj
response 7 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 19:40 UTC 2000

   ((( Summer Agora #493 linked as Music #277 )))
willard
response 8 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 19:59 UTC 2000

Jesus Christ!  Did you really need to enter an entirley new item just
for this?  For the love of God.  
jerryr
response 9 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 20:17 UTC 2000

/searches the dial for mantovani
edina
response 10 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 20:28 UTC 2000

I am seriously bummed right now - I loved 93.9 - it had great music.
ric
response 11 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 20:50 UTC 2000

The Planet isn't 80's/90's retro and alternative anymore?  Man, that sucks...
their format was one of my favorites...
tpryan
response 12 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 25 22:05 UTC 2000

        The River started as Rock & Blues & Reggae.  They quickly learned
that the Reggae was not mixing in well.  Blues got less emphasis.  The
rock did get smoother from the river.  Classic rock was always a part of
it, but it seemed to have a good mix.
        I miss what WMXD was doing.  They almost evolved into an
accoustic/adult/alternative station.
        Maybe 106.7 (Alice) will finally get that car button.  The thing
that kept me for that is that 106.7 has joined the conspiracy and plays
their commericials at the same time as 94.7.   Anytime I tune into  106.7
, I soon tune out again as they go into the same 7 commercials in a row
without any tunes type of thing.
bruin
response 13 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 26 02:00 UTC 2000

BTW, WMXD (Mix 92.3) is a Detroit station and, AFAIK, is still playing 
its mix of "Classic Soul and Today's R&B."  

You may have been thinking of the former WAMX (Mix 107) in Ann Arbor 
before they became "Kool 107" and changed format twice (first to all 
oldies, and more recently adult contemporary and featuring Delilah in 
the evenings).
tpryan
response 14 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 26 15:53 UTC 2000

        Kool 107 seems to have slowly gone back to playing more oldies and
less current adult contemporary.
        I have wondered if an oldies stations each year would add another
year of music to it's playlist, would they hold onto the audience they 
where shotting for in the first place?   WCSX, 94.7, Classic seems to 
have done this.  They originally played little early 80's Classic Rock,
but now embrace it.
katie
response 15 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 03:08 UTC 2000

Yes, I meant WAMX.

I like WMXD a lot, too.
eeyore
response 16 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 03:15 UTC 2000

WCSX is Classic Rock...the rock that has been around for years.  'Bout gave
me a heart attack when they started playing U2.
tod
response 17 of 33: Mark Unseen   Aug 27 19:32 UTC 2000

Too bad they have that anti-semite JJ Johnson
goose
response 18 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 1 01:30 UTC 2000

I've gone from listening to wither ham radio or WUOM to listening to
the Planet neatrly all the time.  It's still 80's/90's as near as I can tell,
the also throw some new tunes in that fit with the other stuff.  I'm liking
radio right now.  So, no more AAA in the 6th largest radio market in the
country....interesting...
twinkie
response 19 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 21:06 UTC 2000

It's not surprising that Grexers miss The Rimmer.
Ugh. A person can only handle so much of the Indigo Girls.

slynne
response 20 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 21:14 UTC 2000

Hey now, there is nothing wrong with the Indigo Girls. 
jerryr
response 21 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 21:49 UTC 2000

i miss their bus commercial
twinkie
response 22 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 22:26 UTC 2000

re: 20 -- Yeah, as long as you're deaf, or a lesbian.

Fuck The Rimmer.

iggy
response 23 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 22:32 UTC 2000

arnold rimmer?
mcnally
response 24 of 33: Mark Unseen   Sep 7 22:36 UTC 2000

  In that case it'd probably be "Smeg the Rimmer"..
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