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I dont think for a moment that you can draw a conclusion based on that. The Dallas market had Kramer and Twitch on the air for years. The ratings were high and they made Lex and Terry look like pre-school teachers. They only got taken off the air because one of their pranks was saying that Brittney Spears got killed and a bunch of people called the police.
The Eagle sucks anyway. Its just an endless loop of AC/DC, Metallica, Guns and Roses, and Led Zepplin. The playlist is stale. I wish they had a station like the Bear in Waco. That station will bust out the Slipknot, All that Remains, Mudvayne, and Marilyn Manson at 8am.
The funny thing is, Ive never seen "Dallitude" outside of uptown. For god sakes, 60% of this city was born in another country or another state.
Commercial radio sucks in general anyhow. I miss my satellite radio, but ever since Sirius and XM merged, the quality of their music has gone down since the guy in charge of Sirius was more concerned about being more mainstream, while music lovers were more drawn to XM. Now that music is mostly generic crap. I stick to Pandora and Slacker nowadays.
Lex and Terry got pulled out of the Dallas Market? But Kid Kraddick is still number 1 there. Which shows the mentality of that city. I guess it's too much for Dallasites when people think different from them.
I'm not sure if it means anything, but I don't personally know a single Dallasite that even listens to the radio anymore. Granted, I am still in a young demographic (early 20s), but radio just isn't something anyone my age pays the slightest bit of attention to.
Commercial radio sucks in general anyhow. I miss my satellite radio, but ever since Sirius and XM merged, the quality of their music has gone down since the guy in charge of Sirius was more concerned about being more mainstream, while music lovers were more drawn to XM. Now that music is mostly generic crap. I stick to Pandora and Slacker nowadays.
Agreed with this as well, although I'd change the second to last sentence to "Now that mainstream music is mostly crap"
Commercial radio sucks in general anyhow. I miss my satellite radio, but ever since Sirius and XM merged, the quality of their music has gone down since the guy in charge of Sirius was more concerned about being more mainstream, while music lovers were more drawn to XM. Now that music is mostly generic crap. I stick to Pandora and Slacker nowadays.
I really hate to hear this as I wanted to get Sirius again.
I really hate to hear this as I wanted to get Sirius again.
I had reactivated it, and though I liked the talk channels (Opie & Anthony, Foxxhole), I could tell that the quality of the music had gone down since the last time I had them when it was just XM Radio.
Yes they are alike; people will say they are very different, but that's exaggeration.
I dont think they are anything alike. Dallas is much bigger, more cosmopolitan, and more materialistic. Fort Worth feels like a smaller city, its more laid back, more friendly, and more country.
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