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[Music] BBC Radio 6 Music
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pearl
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Would the cat know who Noel Edmunds is?
Palacefinder General
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Mein gott they are playing some bangers this morning, a celebration of the noughties, The Strokes, Libertines, Polyphonic Spree...
John Lee Hooker ;-)
pearl
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Lamacq ‘throwing down’ some absolute bangers tonight, I’m cooking chicken egg fried rice but keep having to break off from the wok to glide across the kitchen lino, and I don’t rate Lamacq usually, some kind of dance tune evening I think. Marvellous.
Prince Monolulu
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In regard to yesterday, Radcliffe has his show subdued, reflective and respectful today.
With music to match, Eno to Big Thief, Glass to Bon Iver.
If you like this kind of music, it's a bloody treat.
With music to match, Eno to Big Thief, Glass to Bon Iver.
If you like this kind of music, it's a bloody treat.
I'm enjoying it too. In fact I've just stuck a big selection of it on Spotify- great playlist for a chilled out morning.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0CCBdAcJl8qVEPzjkWA2Yf?si=f53a642cd89946a0
Some great stuff on there
Presumably there's a team of BBC heavies tasked with keeping Craig Charles off the booze and crack later on.
keaton
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It doesn't look like Craig Charles is on tonight. Not sure if this is related to yesterday's events or not. Find it pretty odd that according to their schedule 6music played 6 hours of BBC news special from midnight till 6 this morning. Must be terrified of newspapers complaining that people might be having fun on the radio
Lower West Stander
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Is anyone else really hacked off that Liz Kershaw has been replaced by some abysmal hip hop rubbish on Saturday lunchtime?
That was a staple of my day....
That was a staple of my day....
Erm, that's an interesting point of view/assumption.
keaton
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For me she was the only one of Saturday I wasn't a fan of
Liz has moved to Sunday to do "legendary" interviews. She seemed to be cutting back anyway. At times she wasn't on in the first lockdown and I think her show was down to one hour at one point as well.
Normally she was the one person on a Saturday I didn't bother with. Lovely lady and all that but she just played records I'd already bought 30 or 40 years ago.
Personally enjoyed the Jamz Supernova show last week as well. I like how Saturdays have a focus on quite dancy, quite black music but with Hughie chucking in a nice bit of rock now and again and plenty of indie on RadMac, with Sundays being a lot more chilled
Boom!