Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[Pale Violet Light]

What about pitching pineapples at my players?

As long as it’s not on a pizza, we’re good.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

As long as it’s not on a pizza, we’re good.

People who’ve seen Little Nicky might disagree.

 

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how is a 90s band...on pandora's 60/70/80s hits station?

 

[Reynard]

What about pitching pineapples at my players?

Just make sure they are oriented in a direction that aligns with your preferences.

 

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Qapla'

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

how is a 90s band...on pandora's 60/70/80s hits station?

Format slide is real.

When I’m driving my parents around, I mostly tune to a particular “Classic Rock” station (that’s been around since at least the 1980s) when in the car these days, though I occasionally have it tuned to certain rock/metal or alternative stations.

The classic rock station plays new stuff from older acts, of course. So you will hear the most recent stuff from The Rolling Stones, for example. However, they’re now ALSO playing older stuff from U2, Metallica, The Clash, etc.

So on one hand, my Mom is marveling that I know & sing along to these tunes (that’s I’ve been singing along with for decades). But OTOH, she’s learning to sing along with “Santeria”, “My Hero” and so forth.

 

[trappedslider]

Format slide is real.

When I’m driving my parents around, I mostly tune to a particular “Classic Rock” station (that’s been around since at least the 1980s) when in the car these days, though I occasionally have it tuned to certain rock/metal or alternative stations.

The classic rock station plays new stuff from older acts, of course. So you will hear the most recent stuff from The Rolling Stones, for example. However, they’re now ALSO playing older stuff from U2, Metallica, The Clash, etc.

So on one hand, my Mom is marveling that I know & sing along to these tunes (that’s I’ve been singing along with for decades). But OTOH, she’s learning to sing along with “Santeria”, “My Hero” and so forth.

one moment it was playing The Monkees and then the next song was from Savage Garden

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

one moment it was playing The Monkees and then the next song was from Savage Garden

JACK FM- one of the stations whe have programmed as a favorite- seems to play the more popular tunes from the late 1950s/early 1960s to well into the 2000s.

 

[payn]

Format slide is real.

When I’m driving my parents around, I mostly tune to a particular “Classic Rock” station (that’s been around since at least the 1980s) when in the car these days, though I occasionally have it tuned to certain rock/metal or alternative stations.

The classic rock station plays new stuff from older acts, of course. So you will hear the most recent stuff from The Rolling Stones, for example. However, they’re now ALSO playing older stuff from U2, Metallica, The Clash, etc.

So on one hand, my Mom is marveling that I know & sing along to these tunes (that’s I’ve been singing along with for decades). But OTOH, she’s learning to sing along with “Santeria”, “My Hero” and so forth.

I am a local supporter of MPR (Minnesota public radio) but I listen 80% of the time to 89.3 The Current (stream it you'll love it!). 20 years ago they launched this indie/folk/blues/hip hop format station and Ive been a supporter ever since. Commercial free and never looked back. The mix is truly eclectic and local support for the arts is top notch.

Ever once in awhile I hear traditional format radio and its a trip. The oldies station plays music from the 80's that...yeah... The thing that really gets me though, is the commercials, and im astounded that traditional formats of any kind are still around.

 

[RealAlHazred]

I was born in 1969, which is apparently when architectural design peaked.

Puts me in mind of this Paul Alexander piece, "Moon Base Game Room."