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Brisk ticket sales mentioned in "POST TOASTED" column
posted by davidt on Tuesday September 14 2004, @08:00AM

 Torr writes:

POST TOASTED - hitsdailydouble

September 8, 2004

Tickets for Morrissey’s upcoming tour are selling briskly, so intelligent radio programmers, like Leslie and Jay at 99X, found room for "First of the Gang to Die" this week. If you lived in L.A., you’d know how incredible this song sounds on the air…

 
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    Kroq (Score:0)
    Does KROQ still play IBEH, and did they ever play FOTGTD?
    Anonymous -- Tuesday September 14 2004, @08:10AM (#124170)
    • david t is a flea by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 14 2004, @09:23AM
      • Re:Kroq by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday September 14 2004, @03:14PM
        hang you know who (Score:1)
        i still hear IBEH on KROQ when i happen to tune in, which is not that frequent. i've been told by friends that listen to KROQ more than i that they are playing FOTGTD more now due to Inland Invasion. i've managed to hear it once this past weekend. rival station Indie 103.1 plays smiths/moz more often and not just the usual tracks. i've heard "the never-played symphonies" a couple of times on that station.
        suededisco -- Tuesday September 14 2004, @03:27PM (#124239)
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