WQMA OldiesRadio 1520 Radio Station Plans 8-Track Thursday Feature

Hi all,

Beginning in about two weeks, we're going to start an "8-Track
Thursday" feature on the radio during the JASON AND JENNIFER IN THE
AFTERNOON show from 1-4pm. I approached this group with this idea it
seems like years ago. Well the station is finally headed in a positive
direction and we're adding several of our ideas in the coming weeks.

On Thursday afternoons, we plan to disconnect the CD players, turn off
the computers, and hook some 8-track players up to our consoles and
go.

Yes, tapes will break or get eaten live on-air.
Yes, songs will be interrupted on-air in two parts with a changing of
the track.

Those are 8-track memories that people who have long thrown away their
8-track player will be able to fondly remember with us in-studio.

We need your help:

Anyone wanting to donate 8-track players or 8-tracks will be
appreciated on-air. We already have one player and approximately 100
tapes but we definitely need more tapes and players to continue the
feature on a regular basis. Have an 8-track related business? Let us
promote you on our website and on-the-air during the show in exchange
for your 8-track related gift! Advertising usually ranges from
$60-$600 per month.

If you give us a tape, we WILL play something from it! And give you an
on-air mention.

Please send any and all 8-track related items to:

WQMA
1820 West Marks Road
Marks, MS 38646

Please give us something worthy of airplay. Something that others in
the 8-track world will appreciate hearing. But you can get rid of your
common unwanted duplicate tapes too!

We hope you join us Thursday afternoons online at
http://www.q1520radio.com

We are the only radio station that intends to celebrate and appreciate
the 8-track community.

WQMA OldiesRadio 1520 plays 15 to 20 song commercial free music
marathons weekday afternoons after the Steve & DC Morning Show. The
station also features the best national oldies programming all weekend
long with Dick Bartley, Mike Harvey, Casey Kasem, Dr. Demento, Ross
Brittian, and more.

AWESOME ! But too bad you are so far away- I can't get that station !

Charlie Nudo, Con artist from Drums PA:
AWESOME ! But too bad you are so far away- I can't get that station !

What part of "listen online" are you having trouble with?
You are such an idiot.

you can listen to them online if youer computer is new enuf


"Dicky White-suicidal unemployed prozac addict"
wrote in message
oups.com...
AWESOME ! But too bad you are so far away- I can't get that station !

nah, my 'puter is old- bought it in Dec. 2000

what do you think though ?

It's a 700 MHZ running Windows ME

DICK White wrote:
nah, my 'puter is old- bought it in Dec. 2000

what do you think though ?

It's a 700 MHZ running Windows ME

Sounds old and slow and subject to lots of downtime, like your dick.

On 7 Aug 2005 10:24:29 -0700, "DICK White"
wrote:

nah, my 'puter is old- bought it in Dec. 2000

what do you think though ?

It's a 700 MHZ running Windows ME snip

It has nothing to do with CPU speed, everything to do with net
connection speed. If you're on dail-up, any web cast is dicey at
best.

shows how little you know i have a second comptuer on dial up at 53 k that
plays stations from ore and fla non stop all day long with no problem


"DeserTBoB" wrote in message
...
On 7 Aug 2005 10:24:29 -0700, "DICK White"
wrote:

nah, my 'puter is old- bought it in Dec. 2000

what do you think though ?

It's a 700 MHZ running Windows ME snip

It has nothing to do with CPU speed, everything to do with net
connection speed. If you're on dail-up, any web cast is dicey at
best.

should work if youre media player is over version 6.4


"DICK White" wrote in message
oups.com...
nah, my 'puter is old- bought it in Dec. 2000

what do you think though ?

It's a 700 MHZ running Windows ME

On 7 Aug 2005 09:17:13 -0700, "Dicky White-suicidal unemployed prozac
addict" wrote:

AWESOME ! But too bad you are so far away- I can't get that station ! snip

You couldn't get anything, anyway, Noodles. You just don't "get it,"
period!

I'll take a pass on an "8 track Thursday." Why do I want to hear
badly recorded music failing on the air when I can have it live?