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FNV was the outlet that served up my first viewing of "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson, and more importantly, "Our House" by Madness and "When The Lights Go Out" by Naked Eyes.
VH-1 Classic in its infancy was SO much cooler than the channel that occupies the same slot now. You would see all sorts of videos for tunes that you didn't even KNOW there was a video for that tune. My cable system didn't have it for years, and I was always pissed when I would go over to a friend's house that had VH-1 Classic.
When you talk about letting a channel entertain you, I think it's hard for anything to compete with our Ipods these days...nobody programs our musical taste better than us!
Although I think that that is part of the fun of blogs - and the bloggers that open you to new music, or a side of a particular artist that you've missed!
Problem today is there is NO filter. As badly as radio is/was programmed, there is so much music out there no one can possibly keep up with it all.
And I AM gonna rail on MTV a bit. I sure wish they'd get rid of some of the reality crap they've got going on... or at least create an MTV12 for it or something. I see some decent videos on music blogs and other sites, and while I enjoy that avenue, it'd sure be nice to have 'em on TV too... or maybe I just need a bigger monitor and better speakers. Hmm...
Anyway, I love going on youtube and watching videos from my favorite bands of the 80s and 90s... so I guess as long as I can do that, MTV can do whatever they want. Pretty sad that reality TV sells better than music videos. Maybe artists would be more compelled to make GOOD videos if they thought they might actually be seen.