Al songs on the radio

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Every once in a while a local radio station pays Eat It during the lunch hour. Well today they didnt, but there was a mention about Poodle Hat comig outon 5/20 (in case anybody has missed it), but Im thinking there will be pretty good rotation, at least on that station. Good news for me!







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You get to hear Al regularly? :wow: On a radio station? I'm amazed! The last time I heard a radio station here play Al was...oh yeah, when he was coming out here for a concert and they were doing the backstage dealy contest.



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The only time I heard Al on the radio here was when I got in my car to drive to work and just caught the beginning of a telephone interview. It's a station that regularly plays Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the newer groups, but no Al.
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Back in the day one of the stations in Edmonton, Canada played Smells Like Nirvana all of the time...Oh how I miss those days.
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Post by Jigawatt »

I think the last time I heard Al on the radio was around when Star Wars: Episode I was released... they played half of Yoda on a morning show here. Before that, I can't remember... unfortunately it's few and far between. :huh:



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There was once a radio station in the bay area of California that had a four hour show that was geared towards kids and early teens, and they had Al songs on there on a regular basis. I remember those times vividly, too, because the only radio I had at my house that could pick up the station was my grandpa's clock radio. Sadly, about four years ago, the station went out of business. I have yet to hear Al on the radio since then. :huh:
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I heard "Polkamon" on Radio Disney once. But that was it...
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Oops. Wait, I've never heard Al on the radio period. It was one of my friends who heard him and then told me the next day about the contest.



I gave him props anyway for trying to call anyway, even though he didn't really know the answers.



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You get to hear Al regularly? :wow: On a radio station? I'm amazed! The last time I heard a radio station here play Al was...oh yeah, when he was coming out here for a concert and they were doing the backstage dealy contest.

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Well not regularly anymore, and it was only semi regular before, maybe once a month, which I guess is alot for a song that is over 6 months old the way the music business is. The one thing I wonder is, doyou think that eventually we will get Al on oldies stations? I know my local statio plays alot of the novelty tunes of yesteryear, and we are only a few years from 80's songs actually being oldies. I dont want to think ofAl as an oldies artist, but I guess it will evetually happen.





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Radio Disney played a lot of Al when RWS came out. Only a few songs though, The Saga Begins, Yoda, and occasionally Rocky Road. When Polkamon came out they played that too. I listened too it partly to hear Al, because I didn't have any cds yet and partly because I had young siblings and they liked Radio Disney. The station even did this contest where I think you'd go to Disneyland, go to a Weird Al concert and Al would pick you and your family up in a limo to go see Star Wars Ep. 1. I was 12 or 13 at the time and I tried for weeks to win that contest. Of course I doubt they'll be playing very much if any this time around, all they play now is teen pop.
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