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The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« on: July 04, 2012, 06:41:24 PM »

This station is about as bad as DAVE.  They asked a few days ago to call 404-741-9797 to request your favorite group of ALL time.  So I called and requested the Beach Boys.  It was for the 4th of July, "you request it we play it" schtick.  Well as of yet, I have not heard anything remotely close to the Beach Boys.  I am thoroughly disgusted with radio in this beautiful town, it is really so sad we have such shit to listen to.

I will give an example, I went to a pool party today AT A VERY expensive Buckhead condo, it was an extremely diverse crowd of many colors and ages.  I hooked up a huge 80's boom box to a 60's 70's oldies classics rock internet station.  When I did, everyone in the crowd went WOW, this is the best I have heard in years.  This just proves that no mater what age, the classic oldies will NEVER DIE.  Atlanta stations, you better get a clue real quick.  I have proof

Call me 404-713-3309.
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MRFLASHPORT
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #1 on: July 04, 2012, 07:38:57 PM »

You're preaching to the choir Brent, but the college educated 30 year old turd INsultants are destined to crash and burn terrestrial radio in this town with their same old, tired top 20 washouts from the 80s and 90s, same songs over and over again and again that their "people meters" and "focus groups" tell them to play.

We mine as well stick a fork in this dying industry, it's now run by corporate scoundrels who don't give a rats ass what the community in which these stations serve want to hear, don't care that their are deomgraphics of afflulents who they believe are too old sucking up their children's inheritience on oxygen, and the FCC gives licenses for translators away to these scumbag corporate turds to ensure NO ONE can EVER compete on THEIR turf, the very local airwaves that once belonged to the public. The FCC turns a blind eye on its own rules, changing them to whatever suits the largest check writer of the day.

Telecom act of 1996 is working out real well for us isn't it?
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #2 on: July 05, 2012, 08:47:00 AM »

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Call me 404-713-3309.

Hey, I just met you
And this is crazy
But here's my number
So call me maybe
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #3 on: July 05, 2012, 08:58:18 AM »

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Call me 404-713-3309.

Hey, I just met you
And this is crazy
But here's my number
So call me maybe

Why are people so afraid to call on this board, it's not like I am stalking you???
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #4 on: July 05, 2012, 09:59:15 AM »

Brent is a good guy.  He loves to talk radio.  Smiley

Back to the conversation.... it bugs the crap out of me that when I turned 50 this year my money was no longer worthy of advertising.  I did not suddenly stop going to Wal-Mart or trolling Amazon.com.  I just had a birthday.  Nothing more.

An oldies station brings in folks who tend to have a very high disposable income.  Why is that not attractive to advertisers?
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« Reply #5 on: July 05, 2012, 11:42:43 AM »

I've had the same question. My parents are in their 50s and they spend more money on vacations, sports tickets, and other things than they ever did. Yet advertisers don't want to reach them...it's quite silly.
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #6 on: July 05, 2012, 12:03:06 PM »

Brent is a good guy.  He loves to talk radio.  Smiley

Back to the conversation.... it bugs the crap out of me that when I turned 50 this year my money was no longer worthy of advertising.  I did not suddenly stop going to Wal-Mart or trolling Amazon.com.  I just had a birthday.  Nothing more.

An oldies station brings in folks who tend to have a very high disposable income.  Why is that not attractive to advertisers?

Thanks Barry, now call me, lol...
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #7 on: July 05, 2012, 02:01:06 PM »

Thanks Barry, now call me, lol...

If you're feelin' sad and lonely
There's a service Brent can render
Tell the one who loves you only
Brent can be so warm and tender

Call him, don't be afraid, you can call him
Maybe it's late but just call him
Tell him and Brent'll be around

 Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy ...some things you just can't help...  Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #8 on: July 05, 2012, 03:52:34 PM »

Brent is a good guy.  He loves to talk radio.  Smiley

Back to the conversation.... it bugs the crap out of me that when I turned 50 this year my money was no longer worthy of advertising.  I did not suddenly stop going to Wal-Mart or trolling Amazon.com.  I just had a birthday.  Nothing more.

An oldies station brings in folks who tend to have a very high disposable income.  Why is that not attractive to advertisers?

Because the moron early 30 something year old consultants, and the corporate thugs, are destroying this once great media piece by piece. It's as if it's a "Custer's last stand", gobbling up all the available channels so no one can put LPFM or non-profit radio (you know, RADIO PEOPLE ACTUALLY PULL OUT THEIR WALLETS TO SUPPORT), and fill the airwaves with the same 100 songs over and over, extremist hate talkers, and dribble drabble "news" infotainment.

All News? My ass. I hear more stuff happen on my agency issued 700/800 P25 portable that NEVER makes the news, like the grenade and chemicals found on July 4th in Marietta at the Value Village on Cobb Parkway in the donation box to name one.

These bafoons running the show don't care that 50+ are the only ones left with disposable income.

They're living in about as much a fantasy world thinking people actually listen to their garbage pits as we think they'll ever program quality radio as once was before the industry became an unregulated free-for-all wasteland overtaken by corporate scumbags.
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Re: The RIVER a bad FLOOD
« Reply #9 on: July 05, 2012, 04:14:31 PM »

Great post MRFLASH!!!!!!!!!!!! Grin
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