*** Quoting Howie Coombe from a message to David Duvall ***

 > HC> Aha, how many stations do you have?.
 >  I have no idea...i listen to two rock stations on and off.


HC> Aha, the reason i ask is because i belive the Presidency of George W 
HC> Bush has seen a rise in the popularity of Christian Radio Stations 
HC> and in particular Fundimentalist Christian Music Stations which i 
HC> consider aid the rise of Christian Fundimentalism, which i consider 
HC> just as bad if not more sothen any other kind.

I hope this is on topic of this echo.  Anyway, I haven't noticed any rise
in these stations.  I think there still might be one Christian contemporary
station and then there's one which could be considered a Fundamentalist
station which doesn't play any rock/pop music.  Overall, I would say it's
traditional church-type music.

There's one new rock station I listen to, another station which was modern
rock, i think is country as of...maybe last year or the year before (I'm
not sure) and I saw an advertisement the other day for a new station which
used to be a different frequency (I guess that's the term) for the same
radio station earlier on in the dial.

So to answer your question, I haven't noticed anything here like that going on.
I could be wrong.

If it's bad to you, then don't listen to it.  :)  


--- MirageNet HQ!