mtv

[Dameon Angell]

But if I want to watch music stuff it's Fuse all the way.

Definately, I remember back when it was called "Much Music", I believe its a Canadian thing.

[Money]

blame canada for the demise of MUSICtv

[ÆNIMA]

I haven't watched MTV for years. I stopped when they stopped actually playing music.

Ditto

I wonder if kids nowadays even know what MTV stands for. Money Television!

[project dragon]

Much Music is the canadian music channel. They still have plently of music videos that play, but reality shows are also appearing more frequently now. some of it, though, is about music videos!

[Richard Creager]

They changed Much's name to Fuse?
[Edit: EW and its going the way of MTV? Good fucking pisslordchrist the world just keeps getting BETTER and BETTER. Or as some prefer it: yare fuckin yare daze]

[phata$$]

Those two girls on Fuse are hot.

[Galleleo]

Over here we still have TMF for our music stuff, and MTV still plays alot of music videos here.

[MasterCleve]

Wild n' Out can be funny at times. I watch some of their specials on hip hop as well.

[Da1andonly]

I watch MTV, uhh, around 10 hours a year? Pure crap. Someone explain to me what the FUCK is up with those annoying clouds?


if they're still there that is

[ZeUs!!]

What MTV was made for http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfGsB16dh0E

[Mantra-Slider]

Im gonna throw in a "first video ever played at mtv" in this thread:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmjuG...20Radio%20Star.

[Richard Creager]

I'm going to throw in a "music is meant to be listened to not watched" line into this thread.
Though I have to admit, when I had Much it was nice because not only did you actually get music instead drama, but it was also stuff you did not get exposure to on the other channel. I'll take Tea Party and hell even Love Inc. over anything pop/emo/metal/what ever is the "totally rad yo" shit. Granted Much probably doesn't play any of them anymore, but in any case I'm sure they're still playing better stuff than Mtv is, though, it really isn't as if that is such a hard thing to accomplish. Still, I suppose it is nicer to at least have a place on television that actually has real music, let alone any at all.

[Troll King]

Did you guys get the Canadian Muchmusic or was there an American version?

[Richard Creager]

I'm pretty sure it was the Canadian version, I did not know there was an American version. It has been a good, I don't even know, at least like 6 years since I had it, this was back when I had the satellite provider DirectTV.

[Troll King]

I know they had a European branch that was self-contained. I think they hadan American spin-off called Muchmusic USA or but I don't know how different it was. One reason they would have a seperate American version is that it wouldn't be limited by Canadian content laws, requiring a certain percentage of music to be Canadian. The two groups you mentioned, Love Inc. and the Tea Party, are both Canadian groups, making me think you guys got the same version. There's also the chance that there was a seperate MMUSA but you were picking up the satellite feed of the original.

EDIT: I just did a bit of research on MMUSA's change to Fuse and it seems they have a different corporate ownership. I don't know how long ago the relationship between the two Much franchises got severed.