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Is top 40 music making anyone else want to smash their radio?

Derek 2011/10/23 08:21:05
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  • Vision of Verve 2011/10/23 22:22:09
  • Toby 2011/10/23 18:37:43
    No, I enjoy top 40 of late.
    Toby
    Well I don't like maybe half of it... I remember a time when it was worse

    In the early 00's I couldn't stand practically anything on the radio at all

    But mostly , its why I burn CDs and put them in the car
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  • Vyvyan 2011/10/23 16:41:47
    Yes, the past decade has yielded a poor "mainstream"
    Vyvyan
    I'd say the past two decades. Music was still at least partially worth listening to back in the 90s (grunge, for example).
    Today music isn't made for the music, but for the huge amounts of money the people in music biz can make. Sad.
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  • www.sodahead.com/smithy 2011/10/23 12:32:19
    Yes, the past decade has yielded a poor "mainstream"
    www.sodahead.com/smithy
    i only listen to punk so i dont listen to the top 40
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  • Tom 2011/10/23 12:29:35
    Yes, the past decade has yielded a poor "mainstream"
    Tom
    lame
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  • 99% 2011/10/23 11:39:20
    Yes, the past decade has yielded a poor "mainstream"
    99%
    Top 40 radio has ALWAYS sucked. I prefer college radio stations every time.
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  • ☠Marz555☠ 2011/10/23 08:46:27
    Yes, the past decade has yielded a poor "mainstream"
    ☠Marz555☠
    Some very very low quality mainstream... And I thought the 80's choad was bad, now we have little boy bands like Disney channel's Tokyo hotel dressing like alternative rockers and playing lamo wannabe emo that sounds like something made to sell neeto Disney brand punkish lookin belt buckles in Hot tropic.
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