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93.9 Jamz Honolulu - 90s Based Rhythmic Hits
- Thread starter CHRles
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I think it sounds great. There is plenty of rhythmic product from the 90s to keep it fresh and it was such fun music until the ghetto sound took over. Glad that's over. This is a great sounding station. Captures the feel of that era. Love it. 
Time passes....been listening some more. This is definitely the best RhyAC I have heard yet on the air since the inception of this format. They are playing great selections. Jaya is on now. Yeah! Like HOT 97 all over again. At least similar. Hope this one catches on.
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Time passes....been listening some more. This is definitely the best RhyAC I have heard yet on the air since the inception of this format. They are playing great selections. Jaya is on now. Yeah! Like HOT 97 all over again. At least similar. Hope this one catches on.
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Just noticed a few songs I did not like to hear as a station that represents MY generation - Chic, Kool & The Gang, Anita Ward, etc. If this station stays away from the 70's, this would be MY generation's ideal Ol' Skool station.
I was born in 1980 & was not alive during the Disco era. I was alive during the Freestyle era!
I think I'm Generation X. I might be borderline Gen-Y. They were doing so perfectly until I heard music from the 70's!
I was born in 1980 & was not alive during the Disco era. I was alive during the Freestyle era!
I think I'm Generation X. I might be borderline Gen-Y. They were doing so perfectly until I heard music from the 70's!
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Maybe it skipped Atlanta, but the format showed up in Fresno last week -- check out thebeat1037.com
Like Honolulu, it's also on iHeartRadio.
Like Honolulu, it's also on iHeartRadio.
This station sounds great! According to Wikipedia, it just switched over to Rhythmic AC on September 2, 2010. Funny... almost exactly a year after WTDW 106.7 in Detroit became Rhythmic AC on "The Beat of Detroit". This station sounds quite a bit like how WDTW sounded when it first debuted. Let's see if 93.9 Jamz is able to keep this good sound for long.
Wikipedia mentioned another Rhythmic AC station in Honolulu, KUMU, and how 93.9 Jamz is trying to set itself apart by focusing mostly on '90s music. Has anyone listened to KUMU?
I have a fascination with Rhythmic AC music and will probably listen online to these stations when I can. Unfortunately the Grand Rapids (MI) market would not allow for its own Rhythmic AC station.
Wikipedia mentioned another Rhythmic AC station in Honolulu, KUMU, and how 93.9 Jamz is trying to set itself apart by focusing mostly on '90s music. Has anyone listened to KUMU?
I have a fascination with Rhythmic AC music and will probably listen online to these stations when I can. Unfortunately the Grand Rapids (MI) market would not allow for its own Rhythmic AC station.
Well, since I live in Honolulu, I can tell you that KHJZ and KUMU are radically different. KHJZ is more upbeat with with their Rhythmic AC presentation, while KUMU is boasting on air as "Hawaii's Old School Station" and playing a lot of 70s, 80s and 90s songs, most of them of the slow jam variety.
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