Regional Talk > Dallas/Fort Worth > 106.7KDL Part II

106.7KDL Part II

I know, it sucks.

reply to Fobulous
Didn't they adviertise about not playing RAP when they first started? This station is just like Kiss without the annoying DJs if you ask me...
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reply to Fobulous
Yeah.

It went from being a cool dance station to totally ghetto.

I listened to it to hear new music mixed better and suitable for getting me in a good mood and energetic.

Now, it is just turning to crap. I actually listen to KDGE more often than it now. And that is saying a lot about the music.
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reply to Fobulous
We've started to listen to 100.3 Jack radio. They carry a pretty good mix of newer, upbeat stuff, along with 70's and 80's rock. Nice diversion from all oldies or rap/hip hop

reply to Fobulous
100.3 is not too bad. It plays some good music. It is not as good as 106.9 KPNT in Houston.

during the day i listen to www.radioseven.se on windows media player. the music is american(dance)but the dj is swedish... he dosent talk much, so it aint so bad.

reply to Fobulous
i secretly listen to sunny 97 sometimes

reply to Fobulous
I listen to the Edge most of the time now (102.1).

Sometimes I flip between 106.7, 106.1, and 100.3. But they're all so hit and miss now.

106.7 & 106.1 are ghetto most of the time it seems like, and 100.3--wow. Sometimes they play good stuff, but so much of the time it's like WTF?!
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Yeah. I dance around the dial a lot now, too.

My main place is 105.3. But, when you hit a 30 minute commercial break, it can get kind of insane. Or when they are in the middle of a bit that just is NOT funny. Time to see what else is on.

I jump around between 100.3, 102.1 and 106.7. I'm in the target demographic for JackFM, but some songs are just a little too old for me still. 106.7 gets too ghetto at times as I said before. And I'd listen to the Edge more if it were... Well, edgier.
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105.3 is talk radio now, right? they used to be the best country station in the metroplex. I was very sad to see that change come about....

What does 100.3 consider their target demographic? I'm 28, and like you said, much of it is way before my time.
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reply to Fobulous
Yeah i used to like the old 100.3 WILD..but now some of the music is a little too old for my age. (32)

reply to Fobulous
hhmm... I don't know anything about most of those stations as I quit listening to them a couple years ago.
Now it's jazz and christian.

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reply to Fobulous
I gave up on Dallas radio and now subscribe to XM Radio. Much happier now.

reply to Fobulous
Now that I have a (new) car with an MP3 player and a kick-a$$ stereo, I listen to what I want to listen to. I only listened to the radio for 5 minutes to make sure that it worked. At least I know that if I need a fix of talk radio (which is rarely) the radio is there.

reply to Fobulous
poor college student here, so those options (ipod, xm, etc) are out for me. I don't even have a CD player.

Oh well, at least my '95 Saturn with 195,000 miles on it still gets me where I need to go. Most of the time. Burning lots of oil.
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reply to Fobulous
I listened to 106.7 some over the past year, I'd turn it on the outside speakers in the backyard when I was in the pool because it never had commercials. Sure, their playlist was short, maybe 30 songs at most, but it was unique music for the DFW market.

It's only in the past few months that they changed their format from European club-dance music to ghetto trash. Ghetto trash music has always been a failure in DFW because advertisers buying commercial spots know that a ghetto listening base will not buy their products. There are too many ghetto-rap stations in DFW that have fizzled out due to this.