anyone else heard the new PD's promos talking about the improvements he's making? "Hand-picked music is better than computer-generated playlists" etc. Given the "oh wow" songs we've discussed above, and the fact that he seems willing to take a hands-off approach to AL's 10@10, I'm actually kind of impressed at this point, his little kerfuffle with Tim Goodman (and love of Sara Paralysis) notwithstanding.
one thing I'm noticing is the addition of more pop-leaning "classics", like the aforementioned "Dannys Song", "Rock On" and -- currently playing -- "Ride Captain Ride". These are songs K-Fox and The Bone would never touch because they're not rocking enuf, but they're in the same demographic wheelhouse as tired warhorses like "Sweet Home AlaBummer" and "Rocket man". A clever gambit, sez me... as long as these songs don't become equally overplayed.
Too bad Webster screwed up the backannounce on "Ride Captain Ride" by saying it was from " '66 or '67..." Er, try 1970, dude.
And am I the only one who thinks that whoever wrote Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" musta listened to "Black Horse & the Cherry Tree" a few dozen times?