Re: The Star should be grounded

["Kaimbridge M. GoldChild" <kaimbridge@my-dejanews.com>]

Sean Smyth wrote,

>After listening to their playlist, something tells 
>me they may well be just teasing the listenership
>with this format. I think it's a pretty bizarre
>playlist for a station. I hear a run of '80s music,
>then some '90s stuff... I honestly can't tell what
>they are trying to do.

It sounds like someone grabbed a handful of Vinny's (Peruzzi-sp?)
records--a *small* handful--and is having a field day!

>I'm betting that they're off the air in two months
>and onto something new-- I just don't see this 
>"format" lasting...

That's my underlying suspicion:  An "April Fools" for the whole month of
April, maybe?
The best thing going for them right now is their audio processing:  Nice
and rich (*almost* "hypnogogic")--though they'll probably turn around
and screw that up!  P=(
Actually, if they kept the rich signal, "The Touch" (formally on
1.150-WNFT) could conceivably be halfway decent on 93.7.

     ~Kaimbridge~

 (Coincidently, for the last couple of nights, there has been an ac-ish
oldies under NYC's 1.560-WQEW, the only ID I've caught so far is "(the
new?) 98-3, Star FM")

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