KMET - A little bit of heaven 94.7 KMET Tweedldee WHOAA!

I scoured the internet looking for this sound bite from KMET and finally found it when they did the reunion on 100.3 July 10th, 2009. This station is the soundtrack to my youth, my teens, my college years through my first Kid. As popular as it was I never understood why it went off the air. EVERYONE in LA listened to KMET. I think the Super Rich Right bought it because they wanted it gone in such a large market as Los Angeles. LONG LIVE THE MIGHTY MET!

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[etks1957]

Jim Ladd, the Beemer, Gonzer, Cynthia Fox, Paraquat Kelly, Bob Coburn, Dr. Demento, Mary Turner, Ace Young , Shadoe Stevens, Jugs the list goes on and on. Some pretty good Rock and Roll music too

[dinofond]

@etks1957 indeed my friend

[guitaress1]

That was my friends and I, on a lark we went to sing a couple acapella songs for Jeff Gonzer one day, just for fun, and after we did they hurried us to a back studio to record some promos. This was the one that stuck, we were very surprised to hear it every day for the next several years, or so it seemed! Part of radio history now.

[1962drob]

I remember this Jingle!!!

[Tokyorosebiz]

Please check out the Fat Cat Bankers by Tokyo Rose

[lovebeads1967]

I really missed KMET when it went away. I never understood why either. It was the greatest. Way better than KLOS! I loved KPPC too, that was broadcast from Pasadena.

[lovebeads1967]

@guitaress1 very cooool! I was listening to you way back when!

[micheal2009able]

The fur raises up every time I hear that, man I miss the mighty met. whoo-ya to ya.

[WriterDude]

@dinofond: For the inside scoop (or "hot tip", as Paraquat would put it) on the demise of KMET, get a copy of Jim Ladd's book "Radio Waves".

[bythebytheway]

Hi Dino, The KMET 2 CD set is from June 1978 Just in time for Summertime 2010

Whoo-Ya !