 I intended to save this for Wednesday; but there's lots of tongues a waggin'.....
I intended to save this for Wednesday; but there's lots of tongues a waggin'.....Me: Its sad to see a heritage classic rock station disappear. I can only speculate the reasons and the events that led to the decision.
That said - I listened to the new Lone Star 92.5 for about an hour yesterday and found it refreshing; The music, overall presentation - and the commercial policy were fantastic. Only time will tell whether the format has legs - and if the ad community will support this new paradigm. I hope so.
 Fred Jacobs comments more this morning here about the change in Dallas - and suggests that the station's new commercial policy might have been better tested with the prior classic rock format.
Fred Jacobs comments more this morning here about the change in Dallas - and suggests that the station's new commercial policy might have been better tested with the prior classic rock format.    Edison Media Research's Sean Ross gives the new "Lone Star 92.5" a first listen here. Sean notes that the music is mostly grounded in......classic rock.
We noted the words of McVay Media's Dave Lange yesterday; but here they are again.
Whats your take? Click to listen to Lone Star 92.5.
 




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