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A fair number of radio stations are doing oldies but goodies, classics from the past. Is this because they(or their audience) want to hold onto the past, or is it because there is so little good music being made today that radio has to play the good stuff from the past in order to hold onto their audience. After all, radio is selling advertising, not music, no audience, no advertising dollars. Until the music industry starts putting out good music to listen to, all industries that depend on music will suffer.
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