The irony here is that I was born in 1995 and never touch any of the top 40 stations; instead I listen to either 102.5 or 95.7. But it definitely is true, people with an eclectic taste in music are far and from between, and most people are interested in the music in which they are familiar with. It's weird for me to even think that much of this programming is being phased out. Fifteen years ago KBSG was the source for 50's and 60's oldies, and KJR was primarily 70's. Now, it's surprising when you hear any popular 70's song on the radio.
Now, back to the Bonneville speculation. If Entercom DOES sell 100.7 to KIRO, it will be interesting to see what the future has in store for 710. Perhaps they would move KTTH over there for better reception around the region and sell off 770 to the highest bidder.
