Re: Mind Your Manners
Posted: Wed August 21, 2013 2:35 pm
Heard it last night driving back from the casino at 2 am.
It still sounds great on the radio.
It still sounds great on the radio.
Yeah, me too. BRU is far and away my favorite station now.cutuphalfdead wrote:I hate AAF so much. They haven't been good since Opie & Anthony left.numbers wrote:they play it alot, BRU plays it alot, I've heard it on AAF too.cutuphalfdead wrote:I heard it on 92.9 when I was flipping through my presets the other day. I'm usually either listening to WBUR or Sports Hub.numbers wrote:I hear it on the radio all the time.cutuphalfdead wrote:I've heard it on the radio once but I rarely listen to any music stations anymore.Monkey_Driven wrote:Yup, haven't heard it here once since it was released.BurtReynolds wrote:I havent heard it on the radio, but the rock stations here aren't really doing the hard rock thing anymore. Its all Imagine Dragons and folky duets.
MYM certainly doesn't seem to have the staying power of Fixer and JB in the culture. I know that's nebulous, but you can usually get a feel for how a song is doing based on a variety of metrics, anecdotal and otherwise.McParadigm wrote:It will depend on what kind of tail it carries. Right now it has fewer than half the spins WWS managed in its chart life and has never approached the kind of audience size it, Fixer, or JB achieved. To be losing spins and audience on 3 out of 4 formats already may be a bad sign, unless it can hold the kind of slow-decline jog Fixer and JB had. Both those singles had much stronger peaks.
Already better than Life Wasted or Amongst, this is still on course to be the lowest performing lead single since I Am Mine. And while it has been mentioned that that's just one metric of determining success, radio remains a surprisingly effective barometer for predicting downloads, media attention, and streaming media reception.
When FNX went the way of the dodo after BCN I kind of gave up on rock radio. I've kind of turned into an NPR junkie.numbers wrote:Yeah, me too. BRU is far and away my favorite station now.cutuphalfdead wrote:I hate AAF so much. They haven't been good since Opie & Anthony left.numbers wrote:they play it alot, BRU plays it alot, I've heard it on AAF too.cutuphalfdead wrote:I heard it on 92.9 when I was flipping through my presets the other day. I'm usually either listening to WBUR or Sports Hub.numbers wrote:I hear it on the radio all the time.cutuphalfdead wrote:I've heard it on the radio once but I rarely listen to any music stations anymore.Monkey_Driven wrote:Yup, haven't heard it here once since it was released.BurtReynolds wrote:I havent heard it on the radio, but the rock stations here aren't really doing the hard rock thing anymore. Its all Imagine Dragons and folky duets.
I miss BCN so much.cutuphalfdead wrote:When FNX went the way of the dodo after BCN I kind of gave up on rock radio. I've kind of turned into an NPR junkie.numbers wrote:Yeah, me too. BRU is far and away my favorite station now.cutuphalfdead wrote:I hate AAF so much. They haven't been good since Opie & Anthony left.numbers wrote:they play it alot, BRU plays it alot, I've heard it on AAF too.cutuphalfdead wrote:I heard it on 92.9 when I was flipping through my presets the other day. I'm usually either listening to WBUR or Sports Hub.numbers wrote:I hear it on the radio all the time.cutuphalfdead wrote:I've heard it on the radio once but I rarely listen to any music stations anymore.Monkey_Driven wrote:Yup, haven't heard it here once since it was released.BurtReynolds wrote:I havent heard it on the radio, but the rock stations here aren't really doing the hard rock thing anymore. Its all Imagine Dragons and folky duets.
I used to call Hardy's show all the time.numbers wrote:I miss BCN so much.cutuphalfdead wrote:When FNX went the way of the dodo after BCN I kind of gave up on rock radio. I've kind of turned into an NPR junkie.numbers wrote:Yeah, me too. BRU is far and away my favorite station now.cutuphalfdead wrote:I hate AAF so much. They haven't been good since Opie & Anthony left.numbers wrote:they play it alot, BRU plays it alot, I've heard it on AAF too.cutuphalfdead wrote:I heard it on 92.9 when I was flipping through my presets the other day. I'm usually either listening to WBUR or Sports Hub.numbers wrote:I hear it on the radio all the time.cutuphalfdead wrote:I've heard it on the radio once but I rarely listen to any music stations anymore.Monkey_Driven wrote:Yup, haven't heard it here once since it was released.BurtReynolds wrote:I havent heard it on the radio, but the rock stations here aren't really doing the hard rock thing anymore. Its all Imagine Dragons and folky duets.
I'm reading this as all good news, amirite?McParadigm wrote:It will depend on what kind of tail it carries. Right now it has fewer than half the spins WWS managed in its chart life and has never approached the kind of audience size it, Fixer, or JB achieved. To be losing spins and audience on 3 out of 4 formats already may be a bad sign, unless it can hold the kind of slow-decline jog Fixer and JB had. Both those singles had much stronger peaks.
Already better than Life Wasted or Amongst, this is still on course to be the lowest performing lead single since I Am Mine. And while it has been mentioned that that's just one metric of determining success, radio remains a surprisingly effective barometer for predicting downloads, media attention, and streaming media reception.
It's basically mediocre news. But as I said, MYM is more of a statement than it is a single. If they wanted to put something out that has staying power at radio, they would have released Sirens (the way everyone talks about it). Which, of course, they still might do.harmless wrote:I'm reading this as all good news, amirite?McParadigm wrote:It will depend on what kind of tail it carries. Right now it has fewer than half the spins WWS managed in its chart life and has never approached the kind of audience size it, Fixer, or JB achieved. To be losing spins and audience on 3 out of 4 formats already may be a bad sign, unless it can hold the kind of slow-decline jog Fixer and JB had. Both those singles had much stronger peaks.
Already better than Life Wasted or Amongst, this is still on course to be the lowest performing lead single since I Am Mine. And while it has been mentioned that that's just one metric of determining success, radio remains a surprisingly effective barometer for predicting downloads, media attention, and streaming media reception.
Shot their Bolt*McParadigm wrote:How it looks will be determined by what happens next.
If the album has other radio friendly, strongly written moments, then it'll look like they put out a Go-type opening single to give us something to listen to while we wait and to let the world know that, when Daughter shows up as the second single, it won't be because the album doesn't rawk hard yo.
There really is no sense in putting out your strongest single 3 months before the record drops, and it can help a band like them (that does not have a reputation for consistency) to put out something with balls early on in the promotion.
If the next single, or the album entire, is just sort of meh...then it'll just mean they shot their wad on what was supposed to be a dry run.
