You're cruel. You should at least let them pick a new number every three hours. <g> On those rare times I drive, I spend most of my time pushing buttons on the radio. I'm in Atlanta, so it's a big market, and with 7-8 stations to pick from you think you could find at least one song to listen to. And I'll listen to about any thing if it's decent. And I can't figure out the "oldie" stations, whether they are the 50's, 60's, 70's, or 80's. I didn't want to listen to half that stuff when it was new, why would I want to listen to it now.
Now if you want to get innovative, setup a computer with a big hard. Let people bring in CD's and copy songs to it. Then when you have 300-600 songs, let the computer randomly play them. At least then you know there are songs somebody likes, and you lose the commericals.
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