I wouldn't mind taking over the MMDT20, the only thing is I don't know if I have the same kind of music access that you do... :( I would need some help If I had the list of songs each week, and was able to obtain the songs I'm missing, I could produce/host a podcast, and I could keep track of the year-end stats too. --Emi In article <t3djn3tb5uk3of248adr85a7hhc0uvctlk@4ax.com>
Tanny Zones Out of Countdown (Dec 30, 2007) The top 50 songs of 2007 has been posted on the website themadmusicarchive.com, counting down the top 50 songs that mattered in the year of 2007. Host David Tanny announced that he has hosted his final Top 20 countdown survey as of the weekend of December 29, 2007. "It's been fun, but it's taking too much time away from work," says Tanny. "With
Unrelated point, but seeing as it's about music charts, it's probably sorta relevent here. Having spent the last three months travelling the east coast of Australia, and listening to their Top 30 countdown weekly on the radio, the one thing I noticed is how stable the charts are. Like in the UK, the charts are compiled based on physical singles sales combined with download sales (not
Dementia Top 20 Show June 7-9 (Chart from June 30, 2006) The attendance for the San Diego County Fair was down some 100,000 visitors over last summer. Why? They stayed home to listen to dfsxradio.com, home of the weekly Dementia Top 20 countdown show. Looks like staying outside in the hot humid sun for 20th century fair events is history. This is summer San Diego style: a 20,000 BTU
yougotlucky215@yahoo.com wrote: Poster's note: The following is a listener-voted - not DJ-selected - survey of musical favorites from (DJ) Harvey Holiday's (then) top- rated show on Sunday night that ran from 7 pm to Midnight on African- American oriented WDAS-FM in those days. These votes were not solicited over the telephone, much less then non-existent e-mail of his listeners
