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November 12, 2004

Another sign of the apocalypse

By Jim Dallas

I hadn't realized this before reading Kuff this evening; I've been sick today, and haven't gone through my daily routine of listening to the radio.

Darn you Clear Channel, Darn you to heck!

(Even if Kuff is right about the morning show -- ick -- Dean and Rog on 93.7 are genuinely funny. Can't say that about Walton and Johnson.)

Posted by Jim Dallas at November 12, 2004 07:52 PM | TrackBack

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Yeah, Clear Channel took 102.1 KTXQ from us several years ago. It was regarded as one of those epic album rock stations, same format from 1971. It was the first station i programed into each car radio i had. We had the Lex and Terry show from Dallas, lots of good hard rock. The format is disappearing. :-(

See Jim, we can agree on something. Clear Channel is not our friend.

Posted by: peter at November 13, 2004 09:16 AM
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