I just thought the music video was hilarious, but now that it's being played on every radio station I can't stand it. They had a huge "Flash mob" of it not far from where I am and people at my college wanted to have one but I have lost interest >.>

I miss "Freaxxx"

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Originally Posted by supernova1324

I just thought the music video was hilarious, but now that it's being played on every radio station I can't stand it. They had a huge "Flash mob" of it not far from where I am and people at my college wanted to have one but I have lost interest >.>

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People play Gangnam Style on the radio? Guess I haven't been listening a lot.

I don't know why people would want to listen to the radio anyway.

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Originally Posted by SuperTigerMario

I don't know why people would want to listen to the radio anyway.

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Rock Band helped me figure out when the last time was I listened to the radio, thanks to a DLC pack that included one of the last songs I remembered hearing played on the radio...

...the song was "The Diary of Jane" by Breaking Benjamin. Do the math from there.

Well there are channels who don't play mainstream music, university channels and national ones here.

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Well there are channels who don't play mainstream music, university channels and national ones here.

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You're lucky. Other than NPR, which generally just plays a lot of generic folk and jam music (when it plays music), there's nothing like that around here. Thank the powers that be for satellite.

My college has the best radio station in New York City.

Well thankfully I live in the Boston area, so whenever I listen to the radio it's usually either 92.5 The River (Album-Oriented adult Alternative), 100.7 WZLX (Actually good classic rock), or, when I feel like being a bit more "guilty" in my music, 97.7/107.3 WAAF (General rock and stuff). Occasionally I listen to 92.9 (general 90's/00's/10's alternative), but they play the same songs over and over so I listen to that sparingly. Other than those stations it's basically all typical pop stations so I don't tend to stray.

we used to have an awesome alt station here called 94.1 the Edge, but they started playing dubstep, so that's not an option anymore. I usually listen to the Michigan State college radio station, which is usually excellent and will play anything.