Tag: Destructive Awareness

The words 'Loving Awareness' have featured on Radio Caroline broadcasts for over 30 years.

Ahhhhrrrrr, I see now, I just thought it might of been rebranded to fit in with Cameron's idea of hugging hoodies in da kamoonity innit. Eeever dat or we'd been stuck in der gateaux.

Quoting a previous RC Guff contribution:- I think it goes like this: Jiglu is the system and concept, mainly of tagging words and stuff as well as having and displaying and distributing...

From an article published in the 1990s. The author now wishes to remain unnamed: I remember where I was when the MV "Mi Amigo" sank in March 1980.

What's going on at Radio 1? Either there is some obscure mental condition affecting those in control or it's really really really time to cull the old people again.

Chamberlain features today in the BBC news pages.

I find it fascinating when people talk affectionately about the 1964 Radio Caroline (SOUTH!)

Fucking brilliant. I haven't listened to Radio 1 since August 1983 and I remember they used to ban loads of records to protect our little ears from bad language (like Frankie etc..).

Even Ofcom acknowledges it is running down and doesn't have long. The future is driven by da yoof.

Quoting a previous Charlie Davy contribution:- Ah but, the research is showing da yoofier of da yoof don't like it which is why they are turning to pirate radio to deal with their discrete...

So you say...but what about LMR. No water involved there!

I think the word 'laser' 25 to 30 years ago, complete with the zapping noises was right for da yoof of da day.

Too much noise down here in the outskirts of the 'smoke' I think someone is lawnmowing their carpet near to me, tuned in via da web innit and Steve was just signing off, will have a listen to Mr...

I don't think that Peter Caroline could play "get off of my cloud" because it expresses a DA sentiment.

The background to the DA box story is here: http:/​/​ping.fm/​344wX

Am I hearing right that this station has now gone completely? The transmitter's now switched off. Can this be confirmed by the folk from da Norf West?

 hi the da guff i totally agree with u re the redsands project at least someone is trying to have a go out there, from stewart ross the anorak, and jingle rack stewart msn stewart-ross@...

Quoting a previous RC Guff contribution:- F'narr. This isn't really for my known neck of da hoods. This is for a little ol' lady living in sheltered housing in da North West of Engerland.

: Quoting a previous Steve Leyland contribution:- : : ~ :: Are you claiming that Loving Awareness wasn't worth sayin' then, DA :: heathen? : : Yes.

Quoting a previous Steve Martin contribution:- Hasn't it already been done? Actually, when it comes to Islam, methinks pirate radio isn't needed.

Quoting a previous Dave Martin contribution:- Don't you have to live there, or at least be naturalised there in order to be able to vote?

Maybe, but not really the sort played by Xanadu. I play mostly new music, but I wouldn't conisder my show to be aimed at 'da yoof'.

Certainly not, its the new 'white' teenage tearaway way of wanting to rob your posessions.

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

Christopher England <(Address removed)> said:

Yes, I know of this wonderful habit. It's very common on the buses and tube trains of my fair London town.

It's probably been like it since 1836 but I have only just noticed it. Can Christopher explain or has he been in detention all week for being naughty? Da Guff In Da J-Hood

Oh Dear! It is a shame when some go to all that effort to see that none of the community can really be arsed. I don't know why this country makes such a fuss of licensed radio.

Quoting a previous Steve Martin contribution:- I remember this was a time when the legal stations were suffering from needletime so would do anything humanly possible to stretch-out their tiny...

Trouble is with DVB-T, it's nowhere near as forgiving as analogue TV with signal levels. Any indoor antenna is really for those living in high - moderate signal levels.

I'm indebted to Ronnie Rodent for a contribution he made elsewhere (well, on the exotic and completely wonderful www.christopherengland.com to be honest) in which he highlighted that when it comes...

: Quoting a previous Steve Leyland contribution:- : : ~ :: could play and say whatever they wanted without :: restriction. : : It's always a shame that, with the possible exception of the 1970 RNI...

I only use the internet for playing (which includes Anorak Nation) when I can when I'm at da office.

(Published elsewhere including the incredible http:/​/​www.christopherengland.com and reproduced here for discussion if you wanna.)

Either that or something to listen to whilst playing Russian Roulette. I'm resisting to comment on the EuroWorldUniverse Competition but I will anyway, as I feel it my duty. Its a total farce!

Either that or something to listen to whilst playing Russian Roulette. I'm resisting to comment on the EuroWorldUniverse Competition but I will anyway, as I feel it my duty. Its a total farce!

I think the BBC finally backed down on this and have allowed the word 'Faggot' & 'Scumbag' to be aired on the Christmas song after making fools of themselves (again). From BBC:

Radio 1 are cutting back the amount of Vernon Kay on air. That's a good thing. On Sundays, they are replacing him with Dick and Dom. That's a brilliant thing.

Quoting a previous Steve Martin contribution:- I'm not a BBC apologist or defender or whatever but I certainly do like what they are doing now-a-days.

From: "Christopher England" <(Address removed)>

What you have to remember Dave is, schools from yesteryear drummed grammatical correctness into you.

Actually the 'bobby on da beat' thing is in reality neither an effective deterrent nor effective use of police time for crime detection. It is just a costly way of handing out placebos to the plebs.

Ahoy Hoy I sort agree with Da Guff. I was brought up in the South of England and like many others really felt for the guys on the ships.

Quoting a previous Martin contribution:- I think the horror of the same music being played over and over again (and that's the bit that does my head in) when it comes to these 60s homage stations...

Quoting a previous Orson Cart contribution:- Radio 1 is brilliant now. It's got it so sussed as a carrier of today's new music and entertainment for da yoof.

I stepped by the Radio Nova stream on Friday night. It was very good. A bright mixture of modern up-tempo tunes, a few classics, but a nice mix in touch with today, I thought.