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Michigan Girl wrote:Live 365~Opera Elegance~the metropolitan opera channel on sirius/xm satellite radio would welcome Tantra ...
I'd love to see She's a Mystery get some airplay
that would just be a regular classics station!!
Michigan Girl wrote:Live 365~Opera Elegance~the metropolitan opera channel on sirius/xm satellite radio will welcome Tantra ...
I'd love to see She's a Mystery get some airplay
that would just be a regular classics station!!
Greg wrote:From what I understand, I'm not so sure that radio stations receive the entire album of every musical act that releases something new. Seems to me like I remember hearing about radio stations receiving certain singles that they may or may not play on air. IF this is the case, then the only single that they would be receiving would be City of Hope. I could be very wrong about this and I do know we've had radio djs on these forums in the past, so maybe they could set me straight on how that works, but I believe that is more likely of a single if anything from the new album would to make it to Radio.
Now, it's quite possible that some of it could be heard on satellite radio? One of the specialty stations?
Don wrote:The singles are selected by the label and then sent out to the stations, the stations have the choice of either playing them or not, it 's not mandatory like in the days when payola money said 'you will play this'.
brywool wrote:"Someone" has hit written all over it. Not on the "Delilah" stations, but on rock radio, it could do well. Same with "Resonate" and "Ritual". Any of those are certainly better than Bon Jovi's last "hit" which was embarrassingly bad.
"Anything is Possible" would work well for a middle of the road A/C station. Same with "To Whom it May Concern".
Speaking of hits, CeeLo Green's tune sold buttloads without radio.
Also, the C R A P P Y album that the Eagles did a few years ago through WalMart sold huge. NEVER heard a song from it on the radio.
Majestic wrote:brywool wrote:"Someone" has hit written all over it. Not on the "Delilah" stations, but on rock radio, it could do well. Same with "Resonate" and "Ritual". Any of those are certainly better than Bon Jovi's last "hit" which was embarrassingly bad.
"Anything is Possible" would work well for a middle of the road A/C station. Same with "To Whom it May Concern".
Speaking of hits, CeeLo Green's tune sold buttloads without radio.
Also, the C R A P P Y album that the Eagles did a few years ago through WalMart sold huge. NEVER heard a song from it on the radio.
Long Road to Eden was crappy?WOw. I liked it. Not every song, but still a very good album.
brywool wrote:"Someone" has hit written all over it. Not on the "Delilah" stations, but on rock radio, it could do well. Same with "Resonate" and "Ritual". Any of those are certainly better than Bon Jovi's last "hit" which was embarrassingly bad.
"Anything is Possible" would work well for a middle of the road A/C station. Same with "To Whom it May Concern".
Speaking of hits, CeeLo Green's tune sold buttloads without radio.
Also, the C R A P P Y album that the Eagles did a few years ago through WalMart sold huge. NEVER heard a song from it on the radio.
Ehwmatt wrote:brywool wrote:"Someone" has hit written all over it. Not on the "Delilah" stations, but on rock radio, it could do well. Same with "Resonate" and "Ritual". Any of those are certainly better than Bon Jovi's last "hit" which was embarrassingly bad.
"Anything is Possible" would work well for a middle of the road A/C station. Same with "To Whom it May Concern".
Speaking of hits, CeeLo Green's tune sold buttloads without radio.
Also, the C R A P P Y album that the Eagles did a few years ago through WalMart sold huge. NEVER heard a song from it on the radio.
How Long got tons of play on terrestrial and satellite radio. Also heard Busy Being Fabulous on both mediums quite a lot. Finally, Waiting in the Weeds, I Don't Want to hear Anymore, and What Do I Do With My Heart got a lot of satellite burn.
Long Road out of Eden was a solid effort. Definitely way better than the shitstain that was Revelation.
Don wrote:If they don't care about record sales anymore why do people think they would care about singles?
brywool wrote:"Someone" has hit written all over it. Not on the "Delilah" stations, but on rock radio, it could do well. Same with "Resonate" and "Ritual". Any of those are certainly better than Bon Jovi's last "hit" which was embarrassingly bad.
"Anything is Possible" would work well for a middle of the road A/C station. Same with "To Whom it May Concern".
Speaking of hits, CeeLo Green's tune sold buttloads without radio.
Also, the C R A P P Y album that the Eagles did a few years ago through WalMart sold huge. NEVER heard a song from it on the radio.
Jana wrote:Don wrote:If they don't care about record sales anymore why do people think they would care about singles?
Who said they didn't care about sales? No artist puts out an album not wanting sales. But Neal said he realized they can't get radio play even if they try to write a very commerical song. I think Eclipse has a few commercial songs on there, anyway, just not the ones they picked. Even if they put the songs I think are extremely commercial out as singles, I doubt as a 30 plus year old band they're going to get much air play.
Madonna had a 13 million selling album, multi platinum in the States, but they just don't play her newer music because she's an "older" pop artist. Though, other countries still seem to appreciate her on radio.
Monker wrote:Jana wrote:Don wrote:If they don't care about record sales anymore why do people think they would care about singles?
Who said they didn't care about sales? No artist puts out an album not wanting sales. But Neal said he realized they can't get radio play even if they try to write a very commerical song. I think Eclipse has a few commercial songs on there, anyway, just not the ones they picked. Even if they put the songs I think are extremely commercial out as singles, I doubt as a 30 plus year old band they're going to get much air play.
Madonna had a 13 million selling album, multi platinum in the States, but they just don't play her newer music because she's an "older" pop artist. Though, other countries still seem to appreciate her on radio.
Have people here just gone stupid? If they were going to try to get a single to radio, it would have been done weeks ago. There is no radio single from Eclipse. There will not be any airplay. COH was the closest thing to a single they had...and people here excused its non-airplay by saying it was released over-seas and not in the US. That was the closest thing to a single this album had.
Monker wrote:Jana wrote:Don wrote:If they don't care about record sales anymore why do people think they would care about singles?
Who said they didn't care about sales? No artist puts out an album not wanting sales. But Neal said he realized they can't get radio play even if they try to write a very commerical song. I think Eclipse has a few commercial songs on there, anyway, just not the ones they picked. Even if they put the songs I think are extremely commercial out as singles, I doubt as a 30 plus year old band they're going to get much air play.
Madonna had a 13 million selling album, multi platinum in the States, but they just don't play her newer music because she's an "older" pop artist. Though, other countries still seem to appreciate her on radio.
Have people here just gone stupid? If they were going to try to get a single to radio, it would have been done weeks ago. There is no radio single from Eclipse. There will not be any airplay. COH was the closest thing to a single they had...and people here excused its non-airplay by saying it was released over-seas and not in the US. That was the closest thing to a single this album had.
Majestic wrote:Anything is Possible should have been one of the singles. That is a great tune that has grown a lot on me. It's got the big Journey chorus, and its not too heavy for AC radio as a midtempo soft rocker. The song has a nice positive vibe too.
steveo777 wrote:Majestic wrote:Anything is Possible should have been one of the singles. That is a great tune that has grown a lot on me. It's got the big Journey chorus, and its not too heavy for AC radio as a midtempo soft rocker. The song has a nice positive vibe too.
Single on the air:
Anything is possible
Someone
Majestic wrote:steveo777 wrote:Majestic wrote:Anything is Possible should have been one of the singles. That is a great tune that has grown a lot on me. It's got the big Journey chorus, and its not too heavy for AC radio as a midtempo soft rocker. The song has a nice positive vibe too.
Single on the air:
Anything is possible
Someone
Well you know, Eclipse is so far away from their legacy sound....better just forget it.
Don wrote:Majestic wrote:steveo777 wrote:Majestic wrote:Anything is Possible should have been one of the singles. That is a great tune that has grown a lot on me. It's got the big Journey chorus, and its not too heavy for AC radio as a midtempo soft rocker. The song has a nice positive vibe too.
Single on the air:
Anything is possible
Someone
Well you know, Eclipse is so far away from their legacy sound....better just forget it.
Judging by the sales, it looks like everybody did just that.
jestor92 wrote:Request something from when this band actually had life... Request Can't Tame the Lion
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