Living in the woods, as I did back then, we only had 2 radio stations. One cowboy, the other middle of the road pop. A friend of mine was the station manager at the MOR station, and when her bosses were away on vacation, she unleashed her cunning plan. At about noon one day she announced that the frequency was changing from 106.3 to 106.5, and won't you join us? The Cranberries weren't the first song on the new format, but they were within the first hour, at least. It was as exciting as when Dr. Johnnie Fever changed the format at [WKRP in Cincinnati.]
RIP, honey. "Zombie" will remain in my head for the rest of the day.
Living in the woods, as I did back then, we only had 2 radio stations. One cowboy, the other middle of the road pop. A friend of mine was the station manager at the MOR station, and when her bosses were away on vacation, she unleashed her cunning plan. At about noon one day she announced that the frequency was changing from 106.3 to 106.5, and won't you join us? The Cranberries weren't the first song on the new format, but they were within the first hour, at least. It was as exciting as when Dr. Johnnie Fever changed the format at [WKRP in Cincinnati.]