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Date Posted: Tue 03/11/03 - 9:18:39 AM
Author: Floorbird
Subject: Re: Simmons Media ruining FM 100 on purpose?
In reply to: henry 's message, "Simmons Media ruining FM 100 on purpose?" on Mon 03/10/03 - 6:32:27 PM

>I keep hearing songs that in my opinion should never have >aired on FM 100.

>All I Wanna Do Is Have Some Fun (Sheryl Crow)?????

They've played this one for years.

Over the past several years they've put "new" songs in high rotation that you wouldn't think on first listen would be an FM-100 type song ("Believe" by Cher, "Sometimes" by Britney Spears, "Torn" by Natalie Imbruglia). From what I've seen this is a trend with mainstream AC's nationwide, which makes sense. They want attract younger listeners, while keeping their base audience.

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  • Re: Simmons Media ruining FM 100 on purpose? -- El Vez, Tue 03/11/03 - 4:28:04 PM
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