[pepsionice]

Actually, if they’d just go back to eight hours a day of classical, jazz and opera music...I’d be fairly happy with the organization and not say much negative.

I can remember as a kid...listening in the evening to my regional station in Alabama, which was the only place you could get any classical music. Today? In an entire day, you will be lucky if you can find one hour of music. I think most folks are tired of this wannabe news format, which barely has any substance whatsoever.

[angkor]

>>>> I think most folks are tired of this wannabe news format, which barely has any substance whatsoever. <<<<<<<

It’s just senseless yammering about nothing, in faux-Ivy League vaguely-Brit intonations that make it sound like the Muzak of the leftie anti-yuppie yupster.

Unfortunately I see these people in the local Trader Joe’s and I always hope that I am not one of them. Shopping there is a bad sign.

[Poison Pill]

Actually, if they’d just go back to eight hours a day of classical, jazz and opera music...I’d be fairly happy with the organization and not say much negative.

That and Car Talk.

[NewHampshireDuo]

Actually, if they’d just go back to eight hours a day of classical, jazz and opera music...I’d be fairly happy with the organization and not say much negative.

Of course most of the Bach cantatas would be off limits not to mention any of the great masses, vespers, te Deums, some operas with religious themes, etc. Forget Palestrina, much of Monteverdi, etc.