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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
True dat. I might listen to CJAY a little more often if they didn't play the moldy oldies so often. Or, at the very least, if their "lost classics" weren't the same F'ing songs they play every day. The relative lack of that does give Edmonton's station a slight bump, since they do appeal more to people born after 1970.
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That's what gets me about these types of formats. I'll listen and think, "Ohhh, there is a great song I haven't heard in years" then they will proceed to play that song regularly for months. Why? I'm sure there are probably tens of thousands of "great songs I haven't heard for years" yet there seems to be a specific subset that gets regular rotation which changes very slowly.
And it isn't like I listen to the radio all day at work. Generally it is my clock radio, drive to work, lunch, drive home, then if I'm driving anywhere.
There is a lot of great music and more new being made every day. Why does radio sound like somebody's 2GB iPod Nano set to repeat?