Another point - back in the 80's, when New Age was getting popular, there was a New Age radio station that featured a format without radio personalities - it wa

Another point - back in the 80's, when New Age was getting popular, there was a New Age radio station that featured a format without radio personalities - it was really to my knowledge the first totally programmed station. One music instructor got together with a couple friends and did assembly line New Age - they recorded a bunch of A sections, a bunch of B sections, and pasted them together A-B-A, A-A-B-A, that kind of thing, and turned around and got radio play on these compositions. My point is that this kind of thing has been going on for a while. Now we're learning how to make computers do it.