I like the way it is right now, 2 every 30 minutes. 

 

I like that latter option of having songs that have been played the least show up.

I often find myself requesting the same things mostly because I can't remember the artist that sings a certain song. Is there a way to add a search option to the request system? A search option that could find words in songs? That might get people thinking of other songs they'd l ike to hear - that is if they could recall a word in the title...

One song every fifteen minutes would be fine too - although I was already under the impression that you often hit a scramble button of some sort that shuffled the requests anyway... so you don't hear any one person's two requests in a row.

I like the system just the way it is.  Realizing that I will draw fire--come on you guys.  Everyone hears songs that they do not like and we all know that we are guilty of requesting our favorites frequently.  This is exactly why I choose this station, because I can hear what I request.  Jeremy--do whatever your gut suggests.  There will always be a group of whiners.  I have a feeling that the whiners are in the minority.  So you hear a song seven times during the work week, big deal.  Skyebug, go right on requesting the Don Johnson song.  I don't like the song personally, but you probably hate the Laura Branigan that I request.  Tolerance should be something that is shared by all of us to continue to make this station great.

You're right CP,

And I know you're not making an accusation, but let me just say loud and clear, NO ONE ON THIS BOARD HAS WHINED ABOUT THE SITUATION.

You guys have ALL been great, and I know we have your support regardless of the direction we take.  I only want to do whatever I can to make sure this station is as close to perfect that it can be for all of you.

The real complaints are usually via email, usually from someone I never heard from before, just telling me they're sick of hereing XYZ song every day, twice a day.

Variety is important, but if it gets to a point where you only enjoy the 2 songs you choose every hour or so, you're not going to want to listen to us for very long.  So I never want to get to carried away with restrictions.

 

Dear listeners,

Kiss Say:

God Gave Rock and Roll to You.

I say:

I give jazz to you, Sunday nights 8-10 cst right here on Freeze Frame Radio.

JD

 

Britney Spears, c'mon how is it that keeps requesting her, ok shes not that bad but she gets requested far too much!!!

Oh yeah, this song is on the tape too, Your Song by Elton John.  I'd never heard this version by Ewan McGregor until Freeze-Frame.

I really like this song "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" by Asia, but I always feel like the guy singing it can;t sing.  Is the singer the same one who does the vocals on Asia's hits like Heat of the Moment and Only time will tell?

 

I agree, keep up the good requests!

STAR

MURSCCLUB-

Yes, it's the same lead singer for all the Asia stuff, John Wetton.  I love that song, and to be honest I like his voice.  But it's not the classic "good" singing voice. 

I'm a HUGE Meat Loaf fan, and I think they're kind of similar, a big voice, without a lot of nuance.

That "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" is one I'm always singing around the house, even when the radios not on :)

I guess I like those real big production songs, like anything Meatloaf does, or Air Supply with MAKING LOVE OUT OF NOTHING AT ALL, Celine Dion with IT'S ALL COMING BACK TO ME NOW, Bonnie Tylers TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART.

Those are all written by Jim Steinman who writes most of Meats successful stuff, and he said he always writes his music envisioning a character singing them.

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NOTHING makes me happier than hearing the words "I Just Found Your Station"

Now if you'll just drink the kool-aid, in a week or two we'll have you completely hooked!

 

New AND a sense of humor!  Welcome aboard!

Oh the good ole days of Jim Jones and Jonestown....

Yeah, I was really young when that story broke, but I remember as a kid watching the TV movie and really liking it.

I should have gotten into behavioral sciences or something because that type of stuff just mesmerizes me.  Trying to figure out the innerworkings of someone that's just insane like that.

Another one that I LOVED was the Billionaire Boys Club, with Joe Hunt and his paradox philosphy.  I would have LOVED to have been a cop assigned to work on that case.  Or a psychiatrist assigned to try and figure out what snapped in ol' Joe's head.