Yea I get pretty sick of hearing John Legend, Adele, and Train. When it was new, it was must-hear radio, and I had it on all the time. Now it’s meh, ok, still listenable, but not satisfying to me. If I hear a song I like, I’ll most likely flip it on the next song. Too bad. Had potential to be great....

Purchase 1090 instead. Probably way cheaper.

Or, "oh no, another Granholm governing!"

It’s been many years, but I remember the taste being “sharper”, whatever that means. That’s not a criticism, I just feel like Vernor’s is a bit smoother. But everyone has their own tastes.

I like it cuz it doesn’t mess with my stomach like other colas. The acid from others causes severe pain but Vernor’s is A-OK

Reverse that for me. Vernor’s has recently become my new go-to when I want some pop.

I'm a millenial, and I love listening to 740.

I'm 34, so I grew up in the 90's. The 90's were the decade of music I "skipped". My musical interests mostly end in the 80s, and anything post-2000 is barely lukewarm.

I may get castrated for this one, but...Bob Seger. Seger could make an album of him farting on a snare drum (which would be an improvement), and it would be a local holiday. WCSX would broadcast from his home and play new cuts from the album (the only artist they do that for). And I'll be damned if...

I grew up watching Channel 7. It was always relevant, and at times more relevant than network news. Are they responsible for their own decline, or have we simply found other sources for relevant news, leaving local news to fill in the void of local infotainment?

In no particular order:

1. Guns 'n' Roses
2. Rihanna
3. Van Halen
4. Cyndi Lauper
5. Coldplay
6. Taylor Swift
7. Nickelback
8. The Rolling Stones
9. Pitbull
10. Steve Miller Band

I also hate rap music, so in the interest of list brevity, I didn't include any of those "artists" in my list.

How long has Dayna Clark been doing weekend evenings on WWJ? I never knew she left WJR. Seems like WWJ and WJR reporters just trade back and forth.

I would like a Detroit version of CKLW's talk format. Something local as a full service, talk radio station. WJR is "close", but with the exception of the political talk shows, it makes me tune out. Not saying politics is off limits, but shouldn't be their strategy. This town may be too big for that...

I noticed a quirk in the board's behavior recently in the past week or two (I think). I live and breathe by the "Mark topics read" button. Upon my return, I click the icon to the left of a thread's title so that I can jump to the first unread message where I left off when I marked the forum as read,...

I'm completely fine with that. My personal opinion is that in order to keep The Breeze interesting to me, the most (over)played artist in the history of AC radio should be left off. Overplayed and overly repeated artists are why I don't listen to iHeart's AC stations.