Finally, | can relate to your comment that there's “more stuff out at the moment than room to write aboutthem”. The same appliesto air play — there really is a heap of great new music outatthe moment. - We're looking forward to exposing more of it, hopefully the “Hot Mix" show will help in this area. " Jeremy Millar OPERATIONS MANAGER 91Fm Music Quota Radio, TV, media and the NZ music industry has had its way with the public airwaves for far too long now. We have had enough of this high rotate schoolkid orientated so-called pop music. What we need is more music of all categories. Let's not forget that the vast majority of us out here are not childish pop fans, there should not only be a NZ music quota but also some governing power to force radio and television to broaden their horizons and start catering for ordinary people of most ages and not just kiddy pop fans. | say supportthe Quota bill but let's not letthem stick to NZ miusic of the same childish pop. Make them cover all music stylesforall oursakes. - Bruce Rae ’ GRUNTRECORDS
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Rip It Up, Issue 156, 1 July 1990, Page 8
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