contentOne quote from program director Lee Abrams summed up what's wrong with FM:
Worse, his signature album-oriented-rock format was dying.
"It shot itself in the foot with over-research," Abrams wrote in an e-mail for this story. It forgot "the roots, the foundation, the natural audience's needs, missing the whole point."
Yup. The crap we hear on FM has exactly that problem. Now, where have we heard that before?
I'm going to enjoy some really good rock on XM on the drive to Minneapolis this morning. I wish I could on the way from Newark to Scranton this evening. Maybe some day I will...
