The requests they get are already in the repetative playlists anyway. lol
That's true. It's pretty much lose-lose.
The requests they get are already in the repetative playlists anyway. lol
When I used to work in a warehouse we had a stereo in there that was usually set to rock or classic rock stations. By the end of my first month working there I would start to get so pissed off at their playlists because they would play the same songs over again like every two hours. One station would play the same stupid Metallica songs at least every hour. I like Metallica, but they have better songs than the shit they would play over and over and over...
8-12 hour work days of songs I am tired of hearing really starts to get to me lol
Commercials on the radio piss me off too (same with TV) but I guess thats what you get when you aren't paying for the service.
Not when I listen to the radio, but when I buy a cd and I like it, I usually listen to it over and over again several times, for several days. I might listen to other stuff inbetween, usually I do. But for the first week, or two if I really like it, I'll listen to it alot of times.
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Well it's good to know I'm not alone.
Repetition sucks and all, but really I don't mind most of the songs. I mean, they start to annoy the hell out of me but I can usually just ignore them, but god if I hear Avril Lavigne do that stupid "hey you i wanna be your girlfriend" stupid ass song on the radio again....
The worst part is she's got TWO famous songs at the moment on this station.
She just annoys the shit out of me.
When I was a dj I never took requests, but it was a mainstream country station and I didn't give a shit.
Ever hear that Rap song about chicken noodle soup with a soda on the side?
Pasquale said:Its not so bad with rock and oldie stations, but with pop/hiphop stations it is abismal. I swear they have 11 songs they play an hour, that just repeat in a different order every hour.
I love radio because it introduces me to new music, but sometimes it gets on my nerves how little they play.