
What Music Television Should Be
Started by
ShovelSmack
, Jan 23 2006 09:25 AM
#1
Posted 23 January 2006 - 09:25 AM

#2
Posted 23 January 2006 - 11:02 AM

so far....most music tellevision type channels...always end up being like mtv or vh1...they can't make money just showing videos...because they can't get 24 hour viewers...you just tune in during the section that shows the songs you like....it's the nature of the beast....any music chanel that stayed just music...would be like 90% commercials...just to stay alive...now...once the "on Demand" type technology get's to where it needs to be...you'll be able to get alot better music stuff...because you have to pay for the service...and in theory they can charge per concert....so...they'll be able to support music stations better
#3
Posted 23 January 2006 - 11:25 AM

We have a few music channels that play songs by request that how they earn the money, they are pretty good, there is a coupld of the interactive digital musuc channels where you can select genres, but most of the music channels are "main stream" which means dance techno crap and i like seemingly most normal people prefer rock of any vareity and some good indie music every now and again, you uses to get concerts on MTV2 every month usually but they have had fewer and fewer and ive just stopped watching it prefering internet radio. A good site i use to listen to music is called pandora its an excellent site you put in a song or an artist and it plays stuff like it. Hopefully there will be a video version eventually.
#4
Posted 24 January 2006 - 01:27 PM

I wish there was a music video channel that played ALL KINDS of music videos from country to classic rock to death metal. It shouldn't be a specific kind of music video station...one that just plays it all. No special shows...no crappy reality TV.
But, that would never happen...because people are all about the ratings and the dolla dolla bill....
But, that would never happen...because people are all about the ratings and the dolla dolla bill....
#5
Posted 24 January 2006 - 02:12 PM

Well i wouldnt watch that channel as i dont like country rock, but i dont see a problem of switching between a hard rock channel like kerrang to a soft rock like vh1. And if it played everything then i wouldnt watch cause i hate dance music with a passion, and then there is that bloomin crazy frog song.
#6
Posted 30 January 2006 - 04:58 AM

I'd watch that channel, seeing as how I like all genres of music. Anyway, I saw that show that Shovel was talking about at my friend's house, since there was nothing else on and we were bored. Anyway, it was cool, I liked the way they ran things. (I also liked the live performances too.) The bands were sorta iffy, but they look like they'll have a better line up next week. (So I guess I'll watch it then too.) Anyway, it looks like it has lots of potential and it looks good too.
#7
Posted 30 January 2006 - 10:29 AM

You like the crazy frog song?!?!?!
#8
Posted 30 January 2006 - 10:35 AM

i like the part where he goes "bim bim"
#9
Posted 30 January 2006 - 10:58 AM

Yes, the most annoying song in the world, its actually songs theres like a hundred variations of this stupid frog song it drives me insane its so annoying, it actually got to number one before christmas, come on its a guy making engine noises with a voice distorter, it was mildly amusing the first time you saw it on an advert but after that its just annoying. It all thats wrong with music these days, at least there is a growing awakening to music other than electronic dance and cheese and the oh so distasteful "straight up gangsta rap", come on the indie and rock scene and why does no one listen to classical music anymore, tchaicovsky, beathoven, mozart, bach and the other more modern composers, i dont listen to it enoigh but i do listen to ot and can appreciate the finer kinds of music and its slowly being degraded, the most classical music people here these days is from movies.
And im not even that into music i just like listening to it on the train.
And im not even that into music i just like listening to it on the train.
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