Modern popular music is crammed into a typical front that consists of “Pop” or popular music, “R&B” Rhythm and Blues, Country, Rap, Hip-Hop, Rock, Punk, Alternative, and Nu-Metal. All these styles are played on the radio and get massive air time and record label support and are over exposed to the youth of America. There are eleven music programmed radio stations in the Dayton, Ohio area. Four of the stations play Rap, Hip-Hop, and R&B. Three stations play rock or classic rock and their sub-genres. Two stations play country music while the other 2 play classical and 80’s music.

Record Companies serve the public a big plate of music that is easy to swallow so they can make money. While the impressionable youth of America swallows it whole and w

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