Yeah, I was listening to LYN and then one day it was FNX. The music didn't change, really, because LYN was alternative, too.
Re: shark. I think the 90s killed music, frankly. Post-grunge, really. Right around the time Limp Bizkit and those other gawd-awful nightmare bands were cranking out crap, FNX decided to modify their format to include what I call cock-rawk. So from the mid to late 90s until a few years ago, they sucked bigtime. Still played some good stuff, but then they'd toss in crap to make it sucktastic. Then, briefly, there was a moment of sunshine. They got in a decent set of DJs and seemed to care about what they played. Then, alas, January of 2010 they fired everyone and went back to mediocrity. Then BCN died, and now they're the only mediocre in town.
Back to college radio for me! Except this weekend.
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Date: 2011-11-26 09:10 pm (UTC)Re: shark. I think the 90s killed music, frankly. Post-grunge, really. Right around the time Limp Bizkit and those other gawd-awful nightmare bands were cranking out crap, FNX decided to modify their format to include what I call cock-rawk. So from the mid to late 90s until a few years ago, they sucked bigtime. Still played some good stuff, but then they'd toss in crap to make it sucktastic. Then, briefly, there was a moment of sunshine. They got in a decent set of DJs and seemed to care about what they played. Then, alas, January of 2010 they fired everyone and went back to mediocrity. Then BCN died, and now they're the only mediocre in town.
Back to college radio for me! Except this weekend.