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MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I've heard Bring Me the Horizon and All Time Low a good few times on SPIN 1038. Two bands Nova never bother playing.

They never heard of them probably....ðŸ˜Š

Max Headroom wrote: »

They never heard of them probably....��

The former are an ex-metalcore band who have gone in a more melodic direction in recent years; the latter are a pop punk band from Baltimore who are massive in the US. I've heard them a couple of times on SPIN but never once Nova; BMTH's song was called "Oh No". Both bands have also gotten a fair amount of airplay on BBC Radio 1.

Wireless11

peterobrien100 wrote: »

Yes Tony and Pat did them on The Friday and Sunday nights of the Bruce gig and if I remember correctly Sinead did the AC/DC

There wasn't . Tony & Pat played tracks by those artistes but no show was devoted to them.

As there were Collins giveaways on Sunday apparently ( I couldn't listen) , it's fair to assume that the programme had the co-operation of either a record company or a promoter .

To me it was a serious mistake by Nova and maybe the first show of his hand by new PD - Colm Hayes .

Trebor176 wrote: »

I'd say PJ was pulled for last night only, due to the fact that Phil Collins had played. Perhaps if some big rock group were to play on some Sunday, it could turn out to be the same story as last night. Don't worry, I'm sure that PJ is safe!

If it was BMTH or All Time Low playing the Aviva d'you reckon Nova would have an afterparty show for them?

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

If it was BMTH or All Time Low playing the Aviva d'you reckon Nova would have an afterparty show for them?

If they were as famous as Phil Collins, maybe. But seeing as a lot of people haven't even heard of them, then they prob wouldn't be playing the Aviva

Listen to a bit of their stuff - bit to boybandy melodic singing for my taste. Asked a few people about them and they never heard of them either. At this stage, Peter Devlins show would be the only place you'd hear of someone new like that.

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

Trebor176 wrote: »

I'd say PJ was pulled for last night only, due to the fact that Phil Collins had played. Perhaps if some big rock group were to play on some Sunday, it could turn out to be the same story as last night. Don't worry, I'm sure that PJ is safe!

If it was BMTH or All Time Low playing the Aviva d'you reckon Nova would have an afterparty show for them?

Well considering ATL played the Olympia in March , don't remember hearing them being played at all...so deffo no....; (

Max Headroom wrote: »

Well considering ATL played the Olympia in March , don't remember hearing them being played at all...so deffo no....; (

I've definitely heard them on SPIN but not Nova. Another such band is You Me at Six. Heard them on SPIN on occasion but not Nova.

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I've definitely heard them on SPIN but not Nova. Another such band is You Me at Six. Heard them on SPIN on occasion but not Nova.

Theyre not "classic"...not like AC/DC,Yawn,Phil Collins, , Weezer,Repetitive, Green day, Predictable,Fountains of Wayne etc...:)

peterobrien100

Wireless11 wrote: »

There wasn't . Tony & Pat played tracks by those artistes but no show was devoted to them.

As there were Collins giveaways on Sunday apparently ( I couldn't listen) , it's fair to assume that the programme had the co-operation of either a record company or a promoter .

To me it was a serious mistake by Nova and maybe the first show of his hand by new PD - Colm Hayes .

The question was there a Post Party for the Bruce and AC/DC gigs for which there was not dedicated programs !

Why do you think it is a serious mistake by the new PD as proved above it is normal procedure for a post party after big gigs !

Former Former

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

I've heard Bring Me the Horizon and All Time Low a good few times on SPIN 1038. Two bands Nova never bother playing.

And if they did play them, you would be moaning that Nova is going after the Spin teenage pop audience.

peterobrien100 wrote: »

The question was there a Post Party for the Bruce and AC/DC gigs for which there was not dedicated programs !

Why do you think it is a serious mistake by the new PD as proved above it is normal procedure for a post party after big gigs !

Are they popular..??...dont think i've heard these on Nova yet.....:pac:

This post gig party thing smells of desperation imo.....

Former Former wrote: »

And if they did play them, you would be moaning that Nova is going after the Spin teenage pop audience.

In other words, they would be a turn off to most of Nova's listeners so? They are still rock bands.

Former Former wrote: »

And if they did play them, you would be moaning that Nova is going after the Spin teenage pop audience.

Its clear thats exactly what Nova are doing anyway.....

Former Former

Just stop listening. I don't understand the mentality here. It's utterly bizarre. If you don't listen, then the playlists, the presenters, the cheesy promos, the Phil Collins after party - it all just goes away. It's utterly baffling to me, but I'm very, very glad I don't understand it.

But I love the moaning..it's what forums are for..:)...and especially as it seems to irritate you so much...I think it's utterly bizarre and baffling that you ever joined in in this thread in the first instance......are you employed by nova..?

Former Former

Max Headroom wrote: »

But I love the moaning..

Nailed it.

Max Headroom wrote: »

are you employed by nova..?

Ah ffs. Again with this bollocks?

cdeb

In fairness, Max Headroom is pretty much a one-man party political broadcast against Nova.

Take their "contributions" to the thread out and it's much more balanced.

cdeb wrote: »

In fairness, Max Headroom is pretty much a one-man party political broadcast against Nova.

Take their "contributions" to the thread out and it's much more balanced.

He's just a bit annoyed that they won't playlist Tax the Heat, the Temperance Movement or the Record Company. Or BMTH. Or All Time Low...

Max Headroom wrote: »

Its clear thats exactly what Nova are doing anyway.....

If SPIN had existed in 1982 or so its playlist would not have been that much different to what Nova often plays. Except with a bit of Madonna, Michael Jackson or Lionel thrown in...

cdeb wrote: »

In fairness, Max Headroom is pretty much a one-man party political broadcast against Nova.

Take their "contributions" to the thread out and it's much more balanced.

Yeah, but then Branners and Hayes would be getting away with it....and I ain't prepared to do that....and anyway I,m sure it annoys the sh1t out off them to think someone thinks they're doin a disservice to their listeners...
I know I go on a bit

but when I remember The Rock and how we were led to believe Nova would be the same but with dj's and a few ad's.....how nieve was I....

I'm still waiting for the day TXFM comes back. Hopefully it won't be too far off.

Max Headroom wrote: »

Yeah, but then Branners and Hayes would be getting away with it....and I ain't prepared to do that....and anyway I,m sure it annoys the sh1t out off them to think someone thinks they're doin a disservice to their listeners...
I know I go on a bit but when I remember The Rock and how we were led to believe Nova would be the same but with dj's and a few ad's.....how nieve was I....

Getting away with what?

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

Getting away with what?

Playing the same crap all the time, hosting "special" programmes that nobody wants to listen to, playing hipster "rock", the witty banter.

I'm not putting words in Max's mouth here - it's what I am against what Nova are getting away with.

Oh, and tooooooo much U2!

MikeyTaylor wrote: »

Getting away with what?

FanadMan wrote: »

Playing the same crap all the time, hosting "special" programmes that nobody wants to listen to, playing hipster "rock", the witty banter.

I'm not putting words in Max's mouth here - it's what I am against what Nova are getting away with.

Oh, and tooooooo much U2!

What he say..............;)

selous

last year they were slagging off Phil Collins, this year they're playing him up how great it will be to see him in concert etc, they wont play any song by Adele, (one or two are good, Phantom played "Rolling in the deep" first) but they'll play Crocodile rock by Elton John, just because of who he is, and that is one sh**e song for a "rock station" to play.

And Siobhain pronounces the G in GallaGher as in when she talks about Liam and Noel GallaGeh.:D

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Karsini wrote: »

I feel the playlist has improved somewhat. I haven't noticed myself saying "hang on, this doesn't belong here" as much, like I did this time last year. Although maybe it's just me.

I take this back. I hear that Heathens is back on the playlist. Stop playing hip-hop on a rock station! :mad:

Karsini wrote: »

I take this back. I hear that Heathens is back on the playlist. Stop playing hip-hop on a rock station! :mad:

Its "classic" rock crown slipped off a good while ago, now its "rock" replacement tiara is gone too....pretty soon it'll be just another mediocre music station...

Whoop-dee-feckin-doo! Yet another after party to look forward to

And because of it we'll miss Alice Cooper. If it was for a decent rock band I'd be ok. But bloody Coldplay!!!! They are as rock as a lump of used toilet paper.

FanadMan wrote: »

Whoop-dee-feckin-doo! Yet another after party to look forward to And because of it we'll miss Alice Cooper. If it was for a decent rock band I'd be ok. But bloody Coldplay!!!! They are as rock as a lump of used toilet paper.

Let me guess, Dee Woods again?