FanadMan wrote: » The transition to full pop station is complete....Colm Hayes and Lucy Kennedy doing breakfast show
Max Headroom wrote: » Like a pain in the head compared to a migrane...i see what yer sayin... Evanescence on Liam's show....brilliant.. Are they letting Greg play what he wants , within the nova policy "nothing heavy" or to "metal".... ??
jvan wrote: » Dear godhttps://www.facebook.com/radionova100/posts/10155629136703667
MikeyTaylor wrote: » Wouldn't be surprised if Eoghan McDermott got a show on Nova at some point, having done XFM he wouldn't be much of a stranger to guitar-music stations.
Wheety wrote: » Well that's me gone. If anyone know of a good alternative let me know, otherwise it'll be back to Spotify or Google Music.
Kyle More wrote: » On a positive note, the classic album at midnight is Iron Maiden's Number of the Beast.
Skatedude wrote: » recently started a new job and have Nova on while driving to work. What happened to it? It's all ad's and no music now, it's even playing the same ad's over and over every few minutes. Nova used to be the only decent station left?
jucko wrote: » Very sorry to hear re breakfast.. LQ was just what’s needed. Good tunes, get the show on the road. These “ I’m so KRAAZZZY” djs are so passé. Really disappointed. I work long long hours, 15/16 hours a day. I really don’t need crazy Lucy and the other guy telling me how zany they are , or what silly ****e happened somewhere irrelevant. Bit sad. It’s supposed to be the music with nova . I think that’s what we all want on this thread. Oh well ... off to the internet so....
Kyle More wrote: Agreed, these past two weeks with Quigley at the helm have been refreshing, to say the least. Also, you're absolutely right, the 'crazy' double act routine which is so predominantly pervasive on morning radio is tiresome.
FanadMan wrote: » I have real problems with sleep and the last two weeks, LQs whole manner was perfect to wind down to.......even as so many more were waking up to him So, it'll be back to classical playlists instead of the promised wacky crap
Kyle More wrote: I don't blame you at all. I think I'll tune in for the inaugural 'Pop Goes the Nova' with Colm & Lucy as my perverse sense of curiosity will no doubt get the better of me.