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BBc sacks Brian Matthew and keep this moron
.... wrong speed, what's that mean..eh?... would say my young smartarse son
at the start/ end of a piece as thought this was the idea of them
a legion of cassette recorders hoping the dj remains silent
good old days
But WTF did she see in him?
Squeaky voiced ****
whoops...got spot clerky
Radio 6 or Dandelion Radio on t'internet are the only ones I would ever listen to nowadays.
He did excel at that making the chaos look easy .
Well apart from them sometimes having to play dreadful modern bands on the show sometimes.
Feb 7, 2017 -- 9:40AM, sixtwosix wrote:
TFI was great......and still was when brought back last year was it ?He did excel at that making the chaos look easy .Well apart from them sometimes having to play dreadful modern bands on the show sometimes.
Yes, it was still worth watching on its return, though didn't hold quite the same appeal now I'm that bit older. Thought Evans might be indulging himself having his very young son on interviewing the guests, but the lad did well.
I have several old 45's for radio play and the Intro timing of the song is on all of them, so DJ's would know how much talk-over time they had till the vocals started. Just pick one at at random, 'Me And You And A Dog Named Boo'. Song runs for 2.52, and a small white label stuck on the record 'Intro 7 secs'
DJs love Hotel California. They can talk for nearly a minute at the beginning and the end.
I think it started before home taping and in the 60s was to stop other radio stations taping and then broadcasting the new Beatles song you'd bribed the record company (or they'd bribed you -- remember payola?) to let you have a week early.
