Oh, KFOG... only 33, and apparently too old to rock and roll.
I acknowledge that it takes a certain kind of skill to produce set after set of ten
songs that skew heavily towards pop, contain few if any bust-outs, and yet are
largely composed of tracks that have seen relatively few spins. I just wish that
skill wasn't exercised so frequently, particularly on the '60s sets (and I regard
1970 and 1971 as musically more a part of the '60s than the '70s.)
I mean, when Norman Greenbaum's Spirit In the Sky is one of the rockingest
songs of the set...