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22 Jan 2014, 2:44 pm

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Collage stations can be good though, the major labels don't care too much about short range training stations and the quirky kids running them haven't been domesticated or bought out by the majors yet.


Driving across Houston one Sunday morning just before Christmas one year, I spent the whole time listening to the Rice University station until I couldn't get anything at all any more.

That was the greatest Christmas music program I ever heard -- wonderful, wacky Christmas song after wonderful, wacky Christmas song nonstop.

I was tempted to stop on the side of the road and listen, but I had 700 miles to drive that day.



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22 Jan 2014, 11:55 pm

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Some of my random thoughts;

I guess that there have always been manufactured boy bands. Isn't this what The Monkees were?


Yeah, but the monkeys were good.

Some of Mike Nesmith's solo albums broke new ground swell.
It's hard to imagine any modern day boy bands getting box sets released in 50 years like the monkeys have.



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24 Jan 2014, 10:46 pm

Stannis wrote:
Falloy wrote:
Some of my random thoughts;

I guess that there have always been manufactured boy bands. Isn't this what The Monkees were?


Yeah, but the monkeys were good.

Some of Mike Nesmith's solo albums broke new ground swell.
It's hard to imagine any modern day boy bands getting box sets released in 50 years like the monkeys have.


hard to image any boy band being allowed to make a satarical psychedelic movie like this today
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVxriDM8h68[/youtube]


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