Because JJJ didnt play any of Even The Stars Are a Mess. JJJ has an excruciatingly narrow-minded playlist that caters for the lowest common denominator. In my opinion theyve failed as a tax-payer funded radio station that is supposed to challenge and present new ideas for the youth of Australia. I find them barely distinguishable from a commercial radio station, which is why I listen to, and support, community radio such as RRR, FBi, PBS and university radio stations. While I appreciate the airplay JJJ gave me, and recognise their role getting me started, as a tax-paying Australian, I reserve the right to criticise the changes in JJJ over the last decade, which I see as detrimental to the expansion and nourishment of young minds of limitless potential. Apparently Im not the only one who thinks so. This was sent to me by my friend this week: theage.au/entertainment/music/calling-the-tune-20140111-30nmk.html
Posted on: Mon, 13 Jan 2014 14:23:42 +0000