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WHMI playlist tweak
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WHMI playlist tweak
I'm noticing a lot more pop and disco songs in rotation lately, such as "I Will Survive" and "Straight Up," and slightly less classic rock. They sound more like WOMC now than like WCSX.
Re: WHMI playlist tweak
Tweak??
I noticed last week they had dumped a ton of music.
I heard the SAME Belinda Carlisle song 4 times in 2 days.
ENOUGH.
I changed the station and haven't checked back in.
Whoever decided they needed to screw with the playlist decided wrong.
I noticed last week they had dumped a ton of music.
I heard the SAME Belinda Carlisle song 4 times in 2 days.
ENOUGH.
I changed the station and haven't checked back in.
Whoever decided they needed to screw with the playlist decided wrong.
You're never too old to learn something stupid.
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Re: WHMI playlist tweak
There's an abundance of 80's one hit wonders in the playlist.
I can understand why the change was made, though. Classic Rock can be had from plenty of stations in the surrounding area, including WHMI's sister station, 103.9 The Fox.
The 80's pop that now seems to be the backbone of WHMI's playlist is only played heavily by WOMC. No stations from Flint or Lansing feature that type of playlist.
I never was a fan of the prior sound of WHMI; I like the increased diversity in music the station now offers. Some of the cheesy tunes the station is playing will wear out REALLY FAST, though, if the playlist is not carefully managed.
The other thing that's always bothered me about WHMI? The audio processing. It's always sounded terrible.
I can understand why the change was made, though. Classic Rock can be had from plenty of stations in the surrounding area, including WHMI's sister station, 103.9 The Fox.
The 80's pop that now seems to be the backbone of WHMI's playlist is only played heavily by WOMC. No stations from Flint or Lansing feature that type of playlist.
I never was a fan of the prior sound of WHMI; I like the increased diversity in music the station now offers. Some of the cheesy tunes the station is playing will wear out REALLY FAST, though, if the playlist is not carefully managed.
The other thing that's always bothered me about WHMI? The audio processing. It's always sounded terrible.