Cleveland is getting it's Smooth Jazz stationed turned into more rock music.  You like or don't like ??

 

Radio rebels turn back dial to the roots of Cleveland rock on WNWV FM/107.3

By Michael Heaton, The Plain Dealer

February 20, 2010, 12:06AM

 

Until December, the station known as the Wave played soft jazz. Now the new V107.3 (WNWV FM/107.3) is the first to offer the AAA format (adult album alternative), which combines new rock, old rock, new folk, live cuts, classic Motown, reggae, blues and soul.

 

It's a sophisticated mix that appeals to people (the target demographic is age 30 to 50) who have steeped themselves in all forms of popular music over the last 40 years. It's a 20-year-old format that evolved from album-oriented rock stations trying to hang on to their older listeners.

 

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I don't really like it.  I've happened upon a couple of things they're playing that I like, and then they play 2 or 3 things in a row I can't stand. 

 

I miss the wave!

it's mostly a snoozefest

 

sometimes 93.9 from windsor ends up on our shores, it's way better for adult alternative

I've listened once or twice and enjoyed it.

it's mostly a snoozefest

 

sometimes 93.9 from windsor ends up on our shores, it's way better for adult alternative

^I'm a big fan of 93.9, I really dig Canadian rock (Tragically Hip, Sam Roberts, Matt Mays, OLP, etc); I can get it pretty good on the west side.