Thursday, 17 July 2008
hi if anyone would like a coppy of pirates of the airwaves plus another programme from the bbc1 westmidlands programme insideout, about pirate radio, both these programmes are on one dvd, so if u would like a coppy please email me at the following
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stewart
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In article <22ee808a6beef47e25e320919acbaaad@jiglu-wc>, ... (Dave Martin) wrote:
The question is, will traditional " radio" stations be able to
generate enough revenue to remain profitable?We are after all just talking about different modes of transmission!
The content should be the important thing!
Dave.
No reason why not Dave and if, as I suspect will happen, a return path is made available it will clearly define what a driver is listening to and for how long.
So with better digital research the truth about radio listening should be greatly improved and the sponsors will really know how much bang they get for there bucks.
Eric
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A recent survey amongst the UK's biggest undertakers reported that bereaved families preferred pop songs to hymns at funerals.
What song would you have?
Here are the 12 most requested songs:
Goodbye My Lover _ James Blunt
Angels – Robbie Williams
I've Had the Time of My Life – Jennifer Warnes and Bill Medley
Wind Beneath My Wings – Bette Midler
Candle in the Wind – Elton John
With or Without You – U2
My Heart Will Go On – Celine Dion
Tears from Heaven – Eric Clapton
Every Breath You Take – The Police
Unchained Melody – Righteous Brothers
Another One Bites The Dust – Queen
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go – Wham!
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From: "tesug" <...>
A recent survey amongst the UK's biggest undertakers reported that
bereaved families preferred pop songs to hymns at funerals.What song would you have?
With my strange sense of humour and being a Queen fan I would go for Another One Bites The Dust!
My fave hymn is Abide With Me, Cup final day and all that!
"Radio Times" by Henry Hall would be ideal.
That man on RTI who can talk and talk and talk about any old rubbish (not Eric!) makes for very strange listening. He wouldn't win a prize against the "Just a Minute" rules, but he certainly has an ability to waffle aimlessly.
Now I wonder: does he pay for his time, does he get paid for his time, or does he do it for free?
In article <000c01c8e82a$462aa710$16580c52@gtd1>, ... (Chris Dannatt) wrote:
He's called Chris Reardon
Correct young Sir. I consider Chris to be Marmite Radio – you love him or don't and it's a shame more stations don't have the balls to air Marmite shows.
Chris has a good following in SK and Poland – not to mention other areas of the world.
So we like Chris
Eric
Here are more downloads of Red Sands Radio.
File name: 2008 07 04 Fri – Red Sands Radio 2000–2100.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?tn0yjl3idtz
File name: 2008 07 04 Fri – Red Sands Radio 2100–2208.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?ef2j2er5iqz
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0711–0800 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?y3y3m1jfzg9
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0800–0900 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zyyifmt1tfj
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0900–1000 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?yqiwkmeh30x
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1200–1300 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zi02znwqedz
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1300–1400 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?mfxmy7ukxt9
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1400–1500 – Richard Lee.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?jxmjtjlgimt
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1500–1600 – Kenny Jason.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zdtwxiexvwc
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1600–1700.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?o2hxdey0dsg
Greetings of Nico from Gouda, the Netherlands.
Here are more downloads of Red Sands Radio.
File name: 2008 07 04 Fri – Red Sands Radio 2000–2100.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?tn0yjl3idtz
File name: 2008 07 04 Fri – Red Sands Radio 2100–2208.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?ef2j2er5iqz
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0711–0800 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?y3y3m1jfzg9
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0800–0900 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zyyifmt1tfj
File name: 2008 07 05 Sat – Red Sands Radio 0900–1000 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?yqiwkmeh30x
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1200–1300 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zi02znwqedz
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1300–1400 – Bob LeRoi.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?mfxmy7ukxt9
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1400–1500 – Richard Lee.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?jxmjtjlgimt
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1500–1600 – Kenny Jason.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?zdtwxiexvwc
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1600–1700.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?o2hxdey0dsg
Greetings of Nico from Gouda, the Netherlands.
Plugged in my MD machine today, managed to find an off-air recording of Big L's 1997 RSL broadcast. This clip is from 14th August and covers 5:30–6:30pm when Roger Day and Ray Anderson were presenting.
It's obviously a low-quality file (being off AM) – and I've also given it an anti-pop/click cycle.
I have more on tape somewhere in the loft... but for now: Enjoy ;)
Regards,
—
Charlie
Eric Tesug <...> said:
He's called Chris Reardon
Oh yes, Chris Readon! But I couldn't hate him.
I think many people would be comfortable talking about pet subjects. For instance, whilst I was studying for my MBA a senior lecturer at Warwick (who drank pints in the era when ladies didn't drink pints) could speak for hours about statistics in the pub. She couldn't talk about anything else but she could talk for hours about statistics.
Others have an ability, like Johanne Maasbach, to talk about God and Hell and perishing.
But Chris strikes me as being a little like Mr Memory: "Tell me about the thirty nine steps".
When Chris stands on the stage, a member of the audience shouts, "Chris, tell me about plastercine" and Chris instantly starts talking for an hour about plastercine. "Tell me Chris about corks", "Tell me Chris about global warming", "Tell me Chris about paper clips".
I'll give this to Chris: some modern radio announcers can interact well with an audience, but Chris seems to have an infinite ability to talk without interaction.
I bet he wasn't very good at precis at school.
"Tell me Chris about precis, you have 60 minutes starting now".
Many thanks for the links, Nico. Just what I was looking for!
Laserbeam <...> said:
Many thanks for the links, Nico. Just what I was looking for!
I've just received more downloads. See below. My previous message is two times the same! Nico.
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1700–1800.mp3
Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?2mjzhydettm
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1800–1900 – Black Prince.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?xu15wxjy9nz
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 1900–2000 – Black Prince.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?dibudbmfq22
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 2000–2100 – Black Prince.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?nz10xzmkbzv
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 2100–2200 – Bob LeRoi – Final hour.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?m5txxcpxmkz
File name: 2008 07 13 Sun – Red Sands Radio 2200–2230 – Bob LeRoi – Closedown.mp3 Download link: http://www.mediafire.com/?qmgkbbuz1gl
