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>I also disagree that the countdowns were "heavy on >rap" in the early 90s. >Just remember "U Can't Touch This" by (MC) Hammer. >Would you call this song a rap song today? Even "The >Humpty Dance" by Digital Underground can't be >considered a rap song as to today's definitions. >Compared to today's CHR which is rather rock and rap >driven, CHR of the early 90s was extremely >conservative. > >C'ya > >Peter > >>>Interesting idea, but I doubt if many of the same >>>listners would tune in for a 90s countdown, given >that >>>countdowns at that point in time were heavy on rap, >>>which was nearly nonexistant in the Top 40 before >>1989. >> >>I would disagree that the countdowns were "heavy on >>rap." Yes, like you said, almost no rap hit the chart >>before 89 so it may have SEEMED heavy by comparison, >>but rap remained still a small minority of the chart >>even well into the 90's. >> >>later, >> >>Jeffster :)

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