Floored featured a strong nu metal influence and was their last "heavy" album before they moved into a more pop rock direction.
With new vocalist Fu-ki's entry into the band, Blood began to move their music in a more hard rock direction.
The band began to move in a more commercial hard rock direction, and the next single, Where Were You?
It would continue in this direction until October 1992 when it shifted to its current classic rock direction.
On December 18, 2003, the station moved to a classic alternative rock direction.
The album continued the hard rock direction the band took on the previous effort, Crest of a Knave (1987).
In 2004 it took a more active rock direction, while continuing a mainstream rock format.
Musically the style was Celtic, with little warning of the hard rock direction that the band were to take in the future.
Return to their classic rock direction and Standard Radio takeover (2002-2007)
Over the years, the station's music has moved more in a classic rock direction.
