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97X

Postby buffalochipz » Wed Jan 28, 2004 2:11 pm

Legendary Cincinnati modern rock station WOXY "97X" has been sold to a Dallas-based radio company. A format change is most likely coming this spring. Many will remember Dustin Hoffman repeating their slogan "Bam! The Future of Rock and Roll" in the movie Rain Man as he and Tom Cruise drove through Cincinnati. They started in 1983 and somehow continued as a locally- owned and programmed station even in an era of mass radio consolidation. Their website says they plan on continuing the internet broadcast regardless of what the format change will be. I've listened to WOXY through the static since moving to the area in 1989 and will be sad to see it go. A HUGE playlist, local artists, alternative dance music, imports, out-of-print stuff and DJs who knew the music......it was a wondeful thing. Tune in at woxy.com (while you still can)
Now I know how WLIR's listeners feel.
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Postby sirzap » Thu Jan 29, 2004 4:57 am

Looks like the inexorable corporatization of broadcast radio continues unabated.
Such a sad state of affairs.
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Postby JoshM » Thu Jan 29, 2004 5:55 am

In light of all the recent massive-corporation take overs, I'm soooooo tempted to form my own station and play the same stuff as WLIR and 97X.
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Postby Eeyore2 » Fri Feb 06, 2004 1:14 pm

I just heard about this here: http://www.radio-info.com/mods/board.ph ... Board=wlir

My comments are there.

I'm so sad.[V]
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