IMO the problem isn’t so much about playing “new music”, moreso, just to play less repetition of the same old Barnesy, U2, INXS, etc. and less of the “blokey/sport/tradie” appeal.
You can still successfully target male music lovers without chasing stereotypes.
I have always said variety is the key.
Over the last two decades I have suspected that the “M” stands for monotonous
In my view, M is for Muddled.
It doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be, trying to be too many things to too many people.
Have been listening to Triple M 2000’s on DAB Radio and have been liking it quite a bit, it’s a lot of the songs that used to be on my iPod back when they were a thing.
Triple M Melbourne presenter Sarah Maree Cameron married Yonis Dawd twice: first at Polly Woodside in Melbourne on Friday, then with an Ethiopian themed wedding yesterday.
I wish No Talk Day was every day on the M’s. It would be better for everyone’s mental health.
Not an important enough cause to only do it during ratings break?
Triple M metro and regionals had a good themed “Awesome 80s” Friday today…
Compliation Cassette Tapes was todays theme (complete with dodgy cassette tape sound effects just before some songs!).
Both metro and regionals featured the same albums and played the same three songs from each, sometimes in a different order. Albums covered included
82 The Winners
85 Way To Go
87 Right On Track
They made reference to 84 Hip Hop - which was one of those that didn’t have the original artists (cringe) - and I’ll admit to owning that one! (double cringe!).
In between the album cuts, metro and regionals played their own 80s log.
It was a good listen.
Looking at the music logs, looks like Triple M Perth is doing their own thing!!
It’s a good music format in Perth too. It’s been discussed here previously on the viability of that format over east.
I agree. I feel it should catch on in Perth as people discover it.
OK, someone at the M’s has been listening to my show! That’s basically what I do for the Missing Six nowadays (CD compilations).
‘Nights With Dave Gleeson’ are currently giving away tickets to Evanescence, and have been ringing listeners to announce they’ve won tickets…
No surprise that it’s all been pre-recorded, as one winner just answered the phone with “Good morning”… you’d think they would at least edit that!
And in WA it’s played at 21:00 to midnight. The classic 9@9 doesn’t come on till 23:00.
oh that’s bad! geez
No wonder they are trailing the ratings by a BIG margin in Perth.
That’s the regional WA stations, not sure about 92.9
If the Triple M website is correct, ‘Nights With Dave Gleeson’ airs at 7pm in Perth.
92.9 runs it 7-10pm in line with the rest of the network.
Regional WA bumps the lineup back by 2 hours to slot in a full Rush Hour WA (Perth) replay at 7pm after Cliff’s drive show.