I have most of those Rhino CD's too.

Welcome to the World of Corporate...and it's not just in radio.

I got in on Time-Life back in the early 90's. Have most all of the collections, from the early 50's to the 80's. Great stuff.

We've had Daylight Savings Time for over 40 years. Quit complaining...deal with it.

Classic Rock is so wide open these days. I guess it depends on what demo they're going after. Us old farts still like our Hendrix, Zepplin, and the Doors.

Well, how about the over/under on the number of useless threads on this topic. Will the number top The Breeze????

And I thought this was another 'Hate Price" thread...wait it's coming!!!

Well, I listened to this station for the first time today to see what everybody's having an orgasm about. What I noticed...and it sticks out like a sore thumb...is that the music is HORRIBLY pitched up. It's almost unlistenable. I especially noticed this on "Baby, What A Big Surprise by Chicago, Ten...

Say what you want about Mario, but he sure ain't no George Kell.

How about Keem-O-Sabe--Electric Indian (1969).

OK, here's my take on the formatics. 1) Frontselling three songs that are coming up after the break...this can be turn-off. What if a listener doesn't like one or two of those songs??? That's right...they'll punch that button. 2) I don't know if it's the computer system or sloppy board work, but I'v...

WHMI is a great station music wise. Formatic wise, it's a trainwreck.

Can we please knock off all these endless threads. Geez!!!!

The Billy Joe Royal song was Cherry Hill Park.

The Tigers trading Willie Horton for Steve Foucault.