Comments | pianoboy1601: Dear Chicago Radio Stations,

pianoboy1601

Dear Chicago Radio Stations,

Sep 26, 2005 21:24

Why do you conspire against me? First, you took away my classical music station years ago and replaced it with "classic rock" that not even a cracked out hippie had ever listened to. Then you took my comforting oldies station that I had listened to as a kid and turned it into JackFM. Yes, that's short for CrapinmyearsFM. Who on earth thought it ( Read more... )

hatefully yours

Comments 4

kittiness September 27 2005, 02:41:38 UTC

hehe...email this to the pres dude of the station, see his reaction.

rainydaygirl September 27 2005, 13:18:34 UTC

Yeah, that's one thing that made me really sad when I was home. Q101 used to be good, but now it's on "shuffle" (whatever the hell they mean by that) and it sucks! I was totally pissed about the 104.3. I mean really, that's the oldies station! Not some stupid Jack's plaything!

Yeah, it really sucks. The Zone? 94.7? I never really liked that station much. To be honest, my favorite was always the Mix 101.9, but even now they are not above the suckage that has been happenig on the radio.

Just be glad you aren't here. This place sucks for music. Our big Q101 is Rock 101.5 and it sucks. There used to be a GREAT motown station until it became hardcore rap.

Lets just put some money together and buy the radio... I mean, that won't be expensive, right?

the_er_bear September 27 2005, 23:41:51 UTC

oh! yeah, i'm with you, let's buy out radio. all of it!!

Radio Stations xover_man September 28 2005, 00:44:12 UTC

It really is a shame how radio stations throw away good formats and replace them with stupid ones. However, there is still a decent classical station, WFMT 98.7. My disgust with radio drove me to listen mostly to CDs. About 99% of my music listening is from CDs or MP3s I have created. I am glad I splurged on a good CD player rather than a tuner. What else can one do? These radio stations are owned by huge companies like ClearChannel, who are more concerned about profits than quality programming.