Path: utzoo!dciem!client1!king
From: king@client1.dciem.dnd.ca (Stephen King)
Newsgroups: ont.singles
Subject: Re: damn!
Message-ID: <1346@client1.dciem.dnd.ca>
Date: 5 Jan 89 13:01:09 GMT
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References: <8901050507.AA13864@bloor.csri.toronto.edu>
Reply-To: king@client1.dciem.dnd.ca (Stephen King)
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In article <8901050507.AA13864@bloor.csri.toronto.edu> pkern@csri.toronto.edu (pkern) writes:
>
>	   "The spirit of radio" -- the slogan that once summarized
>	CFNY's adventurous programming policy -- has lost its soul.
>
>AwwwwwWWWWW, SH*T!

CFNY started to go downhill a few years ago. CKLN is the REAL alternative.
88.1 - furthest left on the FM dial (tm). Definitely not mainstream, with
good jazz, women's programming, and modern music that CFNY would NEVER
play. The only complaint I have about CKLN is the 'rap' music that is
always playing when I get home from work - oh well, switch over to the CBC
for Jergen Goth and 'Disc Drive'; pleasant classics (and some modern stuff)
along with an inspired commentary to sooth the tired soul. CIUT also does
some good stuff. I have gotten along fine without CFNY for some time now.



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