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Post by CAwasinNJ on Jun 1, 2023 13:46:22 GMT -6
We've got two rock stations in Salt Lake and neither does particularly well most of the time. They both have their moments, but I wouldn't call either a solid performer. Looking specifically at KBER, I wonder if it's too hard. If it were me, I'd back off on the metal and try to make it a more mainstream rock station.
(P.S. Going forward the plan is to do these Mondays and Thursdays except for holidays.)
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Post by amanuensis on Jun 1, 2023 14:01:38 GMT -6
I agree with you, CA. I like my metal when I am in the mood, but I am never in that mood when I am driving. And the DJs just act too juvenile.
I am assuming that you have 106.7 as the other rock station. Is 103.5 still too classic hit orientated for you to class it as a rock station?
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Post by CAwasinNJ on Jun 2, 2023 18:07:11 GMT -6
My thinking is yes The Arrow is a classic hits station and the only other rock station is 106.7. There's a definite rock element on Arrow and maybe I should rethink that position. That's what it started out as and where the name came from (All Rock & Roll Oldies - ARRO.) Bonneville hasn't changed their format listing with Nielsen though.
It's interesting the you mentioned juvenile. I was going to say to leave the metal to student run stations, but there are hardly any left in the area. The only two I can think of now are Pleasant Grove High School's KPGR and Orem High's KOHS and that's a shame.
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