The Tube Music Network

[envelopeofdoom]

I have Comcast and I can't find this channel anywhere, but I had Adelphia that was switched over to Comcast so maybe that's why. The thing with no VJs and hardly any commercials sounds like some radio stations that are just starting out. It never lasts.

Eventually if the ratings go up there will be commercials, which will provide a budget, and then there will be VJs, and the VJs will have fanbases and will want their own shows, and then there will be a bunch of silly shows vaguely music related hosted by those VJs. That's what happened to Fuse.

[topher]

Didn't MTV get hold of Fuse?

On my Comcast, they have it where the HD channels are. I think it is channel 198 for me.

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envelopeofdoom said:

I have Comcast and I can't find this channel anywhere, but I had Adelphia that was switched over to Comcast so maybe that's why. The thing with no VJs and hardly any commercials sounds like some radio stations that are just starting out. It never lasts.

Eventually if the ratings go up there will be commercials, which will provide a budget, and then there will be VJs, and the VJs will have fanbases and will want their own shows, and then there will be a bunch of silly shows vaguely music related hosted by those VJs. That's what happened to Fuse.

Yeah, I can see this happening here.

The reason I asked about VJs is that a friend from college recently sent out an e-mail (around Thanksgiving) that she was just hired to be a VJ on new national music video show. Granted, there's a rare chance it's this one but who knows?

[carrier76]

I am glad that I came across this station though because it gives me a better chance of finding a video that doesn't include whiney Beyonce.

Good point.

The popularity of MTV2 and VH1 Classic have ruined both of them as well. I mean, VH1 Classic is not totally ruined, but I am already missing the lack of commercials, and the chance of me turning it on to actually watch VIDEOS and not some Vh1 rerun crap.