Anyone remember Z-Rock?

[Aceshigh]

Absolute best syndicated national radio network. Back in the early 90's was when it was the best. Crankin Craig, Mad Max Hammer, and all the over cool dj's. Nightly Nuke, Joe Bob Brigg's movie reviews, The Mighty Met.... some awesome programming.

Really went downhill when Lee Abrams came in as program director and changed their focus to grunge. The last couple of years were pretty pathetic, also the quality of the dj's really went down. Loud Debbie Doud, yuck...

Still those early days were classic stuff. Anyone that listened to it knows what I mean.

😎

 

[FoBoT]

yes, i used to listen to the station in Seattle when i lived in Bremerton '88 to '92

who was that one dj, shark man? or shark something?

 

[Aceshigh]

Originally posted by: FoBoT
yes, i used to listen to the station in Seattle when i lived in Bremerton '88 to '92

who was that one dj, shark man? or shark something?

I remember Sharkman, that guy was cool. He left the Z-Rock network to go to the local Z-Rock station in Austin. Have no idea what he's up to now.

 

[Ranger X]

No but I do remember KNAC in LA that got converted to a Mexican station. 😀

 

[schizoid]

I worked for the Z-Rock affiliate in Chico, CA (who actually now own the rights to the Z-rock name and logo an' all).

Loud Debbie Dowd was one UGLY yatch, let me tell you.

Most of those guys were pretty big tools. The music was aite though.

 

[Vic]

1010 AM in Portland in the late '80s. Used to be the only station that you could hear Metallica on.

 

[Rudee]

Nothing beats the King Biscuit Flower Hour

 

[BooGiMaN]

i remmber the Mighty 690...

and when KDAY was the only place playign rap and it was on AM band

 

[Maverick]

isn't there a Z-rock in GTA: Vice City?

 

[Kojak]

Originally posted by: Aceshigh

Originally posted by: FoBoT
yes, i used to listen to the station in Seattle when i lived in Bremerton '88 to '92

who was that one dj, shark man? or shark something?

I remember Sharkman, that guy was cool. He left the Z-Rock network to go to the local Z-Rock station in Austin. Have no idea what he's up to now.

Ahh yes, good station. That is where I first heard "Larry the Cable Guy".

 

[Cleathorse]

Hey I miss that great station! Anyone know what happened to it? Are there any winners of the ZROCK air guitar contest contest here?

I still remember the commercial, "Slap your favorite ZROCK sticker on your forehead and whip out your best air guitar video and send it to us!"