Triple M Network

Awesome song :sunglasses: Power 100 played it last time I was up there. This is one song Ive never heard Rebel play. Hint hint

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Had anybody heard Triple M are dropping Hard n heavy from DAB? For me personally no loss. Just read dropping it from November 1st

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No haven’t heard that… I wonder what will replace it… personally I’d prefer to see those bits be reallocated to other MMM DAB stations to improve sound.

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Maybe there’s something more specific about Hard and Heavy - but I keep hearing the trail end of the ads for the Triple M app shutting down and forcing people over to their new app - so if you’re hearing ā€œshutting downā€ on Hard and Heavy it could be just that.

As I’ve mentioned previously, Hard and Heavy is such a missed opportunity with how they insist on throwing in oldies that just don’t fit the tone of the modern music it plays, it’s a good station at times, but some of their choices are just station switchers for me.

If it does go, wouldn’t mind it being replaced with a version of the Triple M Perth format - I’ve not listened yet but from the comments and logs posted, it’s a good new take on what a modern Alternative/Rock station can be.

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What would they call it if it happened?

Relaunch Triple M Mordern?

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Or Triple M real alternative inline with Perth?

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It’s no surprise if Hard n Heavy is going, as the ratings are miniscule.

It would be great if Triple M add an Indie Rock format, similar to Triple M Perth, or even a Noughties format.

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I would love to see the MMM Perth format to be the main MMM format, rather than pushed to DAB+ in other states tbh

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Katie lamb to be announced as triple M drive co host on 92.9 today ?

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If Hard and Heavy’s getting the Axe, Triple M better get more Edgier.

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Will it Continue on LISTNR?

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I really don’t think Hard N Heavy deserves to get the axe.

Triple M is meant to be all about rock. And the different genres of rock.

If you ask me, I would axe Triple M 80’s and leave that to Triple M Classic Rock to cover, as I’m sure there’d be some overlap there (along with Triple M 90’s).

In my mind, there should be:

  • Hard N Heavy/Grunge
  • Soft rock
  • Classic rock
  • Modern/indie rock
  • Aussie rock

Leave the cheesy 80s & 90s stations to ARN/Nova.

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I’d even be happy if they left the 80s/90s stations Hit’s responsibility

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This is kind of what they used to have before they introduced the decade based ones.

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There is probably market research that shows listeners are more attracted to the decade based stations.

Hence why ARN, SCA and Nova are overwhelming us with them!

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My favourite is Triple M country. Not sure how it rates but is number 1 on my pre sets

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I think that market research is mostly that Gold/WSFM 80s generally tops the DAB ratings, therefore decades stations… I don’t think as a whole they’ve worked amazingly.

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Ratings wasn’t the type of market research I was a suggesting. More radio brand recognition surveys and even data on popular genres and playlists on music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music might be guiding their decisions.

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I’m guessing we will get an announcement on Katie Lamb joining The Rush Hour in Perth tomorrow or very soon. Hearing promos like ā€˜The Rush Hour with Embers and… oops, nearly let it slip’.

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