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Post by BrettVW on Jun 7, 2005 23:20:17 GMT -5
Anyone else noticing that in the last month or so Casey no longer reads the droppers on American Top 20? I miss it, because now it always takes me until halfway through the show to realize what song(s) never played. I say Casey definately needs to start reading the droppers again.
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Post by Michael1973 on Jul 18, 2005 11:34:54 GMT -5
Casey listed the droppers on the 7/9/05 show, but this week he only mentioned one of them in passing (to acknowledge that Gwen Stefani had both a debut and a dropper).
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Post by Timo on Jul 19, 2005 23:33:56 GMT -5
He sometimes lists them and sometimes not. Same things happens in AT10.
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Post by Radioman on Jul 20, 2005 0:44:27 GMT -5
I believe with the overwhelming number of debuts on the shows, escpecially AT10, there is no urgent need to "list" the droppers. If you can speak of "listing" song titles, when 1 song get's off.
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Post by BrettVW on Jul 20, 2005 10:22:52 GMT -5
This has never been the case before. No matter what the number was, generally after the last or only debut played, Casey would say "....and falling off the chart this week....". No big deal, and makes things a heck of a lot easier on us listeners who purposely don't look at the R&R charts and get our chart info from the shows each weekend.
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Post by Radioman on Jul 21, 2005 1:00:09 GMT -5
Maybe they mix around things a little more than in the back years. I guess there is no really big thing behind these notes within the show. Probably the same reason with the recent station mentions routine in the show. The show ( as for the past 15 years or so ) was never really heard "in the 50 states" or "around the world" ......
Actually it was heard on some places around the world, and in a majority of the 50 states.
So if you will, the new phrase is more correct.
And I believe the dropper listing won't seem so much important to them.
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