does 93.1 have amnesia???????

[ghosthondo]

didnt another station already try to play a daily rotation using 200yr old freestyle songs.

i may be mistaken but didnt 103.5 play a ton of freestyle songs in between the crappy ass disco tracks they were playing. if i remember correctly it didnt go to well for them.

[mjm]

[xxgrooveericxx]

You mean The New Party 93.1 South Florida's Pure Dance Channel

[mdamon7278]

Time to get rid of Buster, he is the one that is managing that station and fucking it up!!!

[Bling]

You mean The New Party 93.1 South Florida's Pure Dance Channel

i think they should stop sayin new isnt the station over 2 yrs old ? at least........

[digitalphoenix]

Where's my cup o' Hate-o-rade?

[funketeer]

How about some Kool-Aid?

[jeffy1]

they suuuuuccccck,ther just like pwr 96 8 yrs ago

[raincry]

I don't listen to radio

[philippio]

Does 93.1 have a request hotline? I want to call them and ask them to play a really underground track that I don't think they've ever played before. I think it's called 'Castles in the Sky' or something??? Do you know it, perhaps?

[digitalphoenix]

Amnesia??

Didn't that club close down a few years ago?

Wait.....repeat the qwestion please, please????

[funketeer]

I don't listen to radio

best reply ever!

[beatfriek]

I don't listen to radio

what a great idea!!!

it's my only solution in a city that calls party 93.1 the "pure dance channel"

granted some talkshows are worth listening to, and NPR, but aside from that, it's all digital tunes baby!!!

til this day, 93.1 still thinks "rapture" is a new track!!!!!!!! :

they should of tried to hire pete tong while he was in town!!!! LOL

[digitalphoenix]

Ahem, ahem....

[funketeer]

radio is for pussies

[digitalphoenix]

radio is for pussies

Quite a lot of girls do listen to radio.

Nice observation Funk!

[Shawnnyc1]

didnt another station already try to play a daily rotation using 200yr old freestyle songs.

i may be mistaken but didnt 103.5 play a ton of freestyle songs in between the crappy ass disco tracks they were playing. if i remember correctly it didnt go to well for them.

93.1 use to be a good station when they started out. They use to play new shit. Now they are doing the same exact gay stuff KTU does in NYC with cheesy old vocals and crappy freestyle.

What happened to them?

[philippio]

I've said it before but 93.1 was so much better when it was a Classical music station. At least then it was consistent quality.

[deephousemann]

93.1 sucks ass !!!!

XM is the way to go ...... channels 80, 81, and 82.

I never tuned into FM radio again since I had installed in my car.

Buster = 93.1 .... 93.1 = Busted !

[digitalphoenix]

Amnesia in IBIZA IS QUITE A SHOW!!!! :clap:

I wish more quality sounds would head over this way........

[bustersobe]

Ok, feeling a lot of love here tonight.

Truth be told, I was very much like the rest of you until I learned how radio worked. I am a champion of the underground, and created an entire TV channel devoted to exposing the progressive lifestyle of club and dj culture, it is called A3 and airs every night to over a million households on COMCAST and ATLANTIC BROADBAND. May I ask how you have contributed to our scene?

As much as you geniuses are giving me the credit, if I were really running the station it would be the absolute coolest out of business radio station no one ever had a chance to hear.

We go through this every couple of months or so, some train spotting house head has a hunkering for starting some shit, so they post about how much Party 93.1 sucks.

Bottom line, PARTY 93.1 is not made for you and I, nor is it programmed for anyone who has any knowledge of dance music. It is programmed for those who have never heard it before. And as much as you need to pan it in order to have a topic more interesting to say on this board than "TIMAAAAY!" and "TRANCE SUCKS" bottom line is you are in fact holding our scene from growing and further getting itself into other mediums.

I had dinner tonight with Sander K and LP, and learned a lot from simply listening to them speak about their personal opinions about what the scene needed right now to grow. LP - with over 30 years of experience of being a dj, sound engineer, club operator and whatever the hell else he says he does. And Sander, arguably one of the premiere next generation of DJ's who is already setting trends by his use of visual mixing with the new PIONEER DVJ's. The consensus came to be that there was too much division in our community to truly grow the music and its exposure. Trance heads hate house, house heads hate trance, and so on. Bottom line, it's all dance music.

I get asked sometimes what my favorite club is, and truth be told, I love them all, they all add to our scene, every Dj ads to our scene, and every partier who brings a friend to a club for the first time to listen and not just get fucked up adds to our scene.

So I ask you my friends, when you hear IIO's RAPTURE on the radio, think to yourself how many people are hearing that song for the first time, asking who it is, and taking the time to go on the internet to learn more. Then they are exposed to more of IIO's music, then they hear the remix by Paul Van Dyk, who leads that person into more of his catalog which may lead into Sander K and so on and so on.

Soon I will have A3 on 70 million households throughout the US, truly bringing a face to the music I love so much, and the most recent PARTY 93.1 ratings book puts it at one of the top stations in the market.

You have three choices.....lead, follow or get the hell out of my way because I have no time for punks who want to hold back the evolution of my scene.

Sure, responses to this post will be, “PARTY 93.1 IS BAD FOR DANCE MUSIC†and “BUSTER SUCKS.†I am of the opinion that the more of this the better, it simply gives us something to truly talk about rather than “what are you listening to right now?â€

For those of you who don't know me, I take what I do VERY seriously. I know that with enough work and passion I can change the face of dance music in the US.

Who's with me?

buster@cox.com

[mdamon7278]

Ok first of all buster, if you are champion of the underrground, why dont you branch out with more music then you're limited selections you have to offer to play on the radio, second, DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT LISTEN TO FUCKIN LP, HE DOESNT KNOW DICK ABOUT CLUBS, "HEY LETS GATHER 3,000 INTO A 500 PERSON ROOM", AND FUCK over DJ'S LEFT AND RIGHT, that guy doesnt know dick about running a club or how to manage it, third, dude, people who listen to 93.1 are the ones that just came into this country and are like "wow this station rocks, and then 2 hrs later, they are like they are playing the same thing", the one thing I do like is nocturnal sessions and GDJB, I will give you alot of credit on that, that shit rocks, but as far as teh station is gonna go, do what you gotta do, make something happen, thats my two cent!!!

BTW first thing you need to do is get rid of those 93.1 commercials!!!

[sobeton]

Ok, feeling a lot of love here tonight.

Truth be told, I was very much like the rest of you until I learned how radio worked. I am a champion of the underground, and created an entire TV channel devoted to exposing the progressive lifestyle of club and dj culture, it is called A3 and airs every night to over a million households on COMCAST and ATLANTIC BROADBAND. May I ask how you have contributed to our scene?

As much as you geniuses are giving me the credit, if I were really running the station it would be the absolute coolest out of business radio station no one ever had a chance to hear.

We go through this every couple of months or so, some train spotting house head has a hunkering for starting some shit, so they post about how much Party 93.1 sucks.

Bottom line, PARTY 93.1 is not made for you and I, nor is it programmed for anyone who has any knowledge of dance music. It is programmed for those who have never heard it before. And as much as you need to pan it in order to have a topic more interesting to say on this board than "TIMAAAAY!" and "TRANCE SUCKS" bottom line is you are in fact holding our scene from growing and further getting itself into other mediums.

I had dinner tonight with Sander K and LP, and learned a lot from simply listening to them speak about their personal opinions about what the scene needed right now to grow. LP - with over 30 years of experience of being a dj, sound engineer, club operator and whatever the hell else he says he does. And Sander, arguably one of the premiere next generation of DJ's who is already setting trends by his use of visual mixing with the new PIONEER DVJ's. The consensus came to be that there was too much division in our community to truly grow the music and its exposure. Trance heads hate house, house heads hate trance, and so on. Bottom line, it's all dance music.

I get asked sometimes what my favorite club is, and truth be told, I love them all, they all add to our scene, every Dj ads to our scene, and every partier who brings a friend to a club for the first time to listen and not just get fucked up adds to our scene.

So I ask you my friends, when you hear IIO's RAPTURE on the radio, think to yourself how many people are hearing that song for the first time, asking who it is, and taking the time to go on the internet to learn more. Then they are exposed to more of IIO's music, then they hear the remix by Paul Van Dyk, who leads that person into more of his catalog which may lead into Sander K and so on and so on.

Soon I will have A3 on 70 million households throughout the US, truly bringing a face to the music I love so much, and the most recent PARTY 93.1 ratings book puts it at one of the top stations in the market.

You have three choices.....lead, follow or get the hell out of my way because I have no time for punks who want to hold back the evolution of my scene.

Sure, responses to this post will be, “PARTY 93.1 IS BAD FOR DANCE MUSIC†and “BUSTER SUCKS.†I am of the opinion that the more of this the better, it simply gives us something to truly talk about rather than “what are you listening to right now?â€

For those of you who don't know me, I take what I do VERY seriously. I know that with enough work and passion I can change the face of dance music in the US.

Who's with me?

buster@cox.com

well stated Buster.. unfortunately most of what you said will fall on death ears. you have an amazing level of tolerance. keep your eyes on the prize, it is certainly within reach and supported.

[Timmmaaayyyy]

And as much as you need to pan it in order to have a topic more interesting to say on this board than "TIMAAAAY!" and "TRANCE SUCKS" bottom line is you are in fact holding our scene from growing and further getting itself into other mediums.

Timmmaaayyyy #1

[coachjames]

Nah, radio is for lazy people, like me. I hate to have to manage my own music. I own a bunch (well, owned, before a lot of it was stolen), and I still never listen to it. Too much work. But, yeah, I agree that they play too much old freestyle. I thought it was an oldies station for a while.