Hello "Bob"
Classic rock fans who tuned in WRRK-FM (96.9) this morning got a rude awakening when they heard songs like "Papa Don't Preach." The Steel City Media station, licensed to Braddock, flipped to "Bob FM" this morning. Ironically, the first casualty was a "Bob" and a Tom; the syndicated morning show is gone. (The music on "Bob" format stations typically consists of songs from a wide variety of rock and pop genres with few live DJs, so one assumes that the 'RRK airstaff is gone, too. ( So far, the mix sounds very "adult contemporary," but with more rock than an AC station.
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posted by Shaun Pierce @ 11/01/2005
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That just reminded me of all the hip hop fans who screamed when they turned on 104.7 and got a dose of conservative talk radio, Quinn style. HA!
Wow. That sucks. I didn't even notice because for the past few mornings I've been tuning into Howard Stern. I find the business politics surrounding his impending move to satellite fascinating.
"That just reminded me of all the hip hop fans who screamed when they turned on 104.7 and got a dose of conservative talk radio, Quinn style. HA!"
Yuck. If there's anything worse than hip-hop, it's conservative talk, especially Quinn. About the only things that'd get a more violently negative reaction from me are opera and country.
Hey did you hear about the new hip hop opera. It stars Hank Williams Jr. as a conservative who attends an anti-war rally.
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