half the time I either laugh out loud at the cliches or think, "cripes it
sounds like lawrence welk!!".
I'll give you the folk point though - you won't hear that on Country Radio
and as most public radio stations' licenses are held by institutions of
higher learning, their airwaves are rife with it. Most is as cliched as the
worst country stuff. I guess that's academia for you.
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "passenger side" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: country radio
>Date: Fri, Mar 5, 1999, 11:20 AM
>
>In a message dated 3/5/99 12:11:16 PM EST, don yates writes:
>
><< for those interested in hearing actual country music -- as opposed to
> roots-rock, f*lk, etc. -- you're still quite likely to run into it on
> mainstream country radio. And you're certainly gonna hear a lot more of
> it there than you will on your local AAA station.--don >>
>
>as long as you don't mind listening to the all the dreck in between. but i
>guess that's par for the course with pretty much all commercial radio (the
>exception being kpig in northern cal).
>
