Originally Posted by kezo:
“LOL - hell I think I would choose better music than this lot in control of these channels”
No doubt. The people who do the programming must just copy each other
Originally Posted by hmeister:
“I quite enjoyed Clubland before. They played Cascada, Vengaboys, Ace Of Base, Azuro ft Elly, Aquagen and Sak Noel.”
Yes, it's been good. My gripe is with the lack of plays of requests despite their claims that they play them all and the constant repeats of the same songs like Tiesto and Bakermat who they are clearly promoting and these charts that they say are from App requests, and if they were, why are they never played? Some requests in their charts don't see airtime and the ones that do all the time are mysteriously not in the chart.
Clubland have been pretending that requests make a difference for a long time now, ever since they stopped charging £1 yet their charts of requests are made up and have been exactly the same for a month now despite apparently being up to date.
Not complaining about the music (constant plays of certain songs twice hourly all day aside) but the fact they bullshine us viewers.
Originally Posted by
kezo:
“You can really - these channels believe the viewers are fools (well some are anyway)
pity more of these channels can't crash like they did back in the day and see what they have as "backup" but I can just see it being all up to date music!
Heck I remember when The Box crashed it was a blank screen (request song system starts running again
yet songs requested before would be wiped out)
VH1/MTV - I am sure it was a mix of music really and that either they kept the DOG on or it was "altered" you knew it crashed as music played and the artist/song/album (year) would never appear on screen and run and once problem sorted it ran more back to normal - the golden days of music tv - now these days its all automated”
They don't care about viewers at all and I suppose all they want to do is keep viewers for their company. Viewers are not important to TV channels, just the money.