jucko wrote: » i found that with the nova one, ... planet rock...... i just love it! its introduced me to this new band called Saxon ..
Max Headroom wrote: Look out for another new band....Judas Priest too..............
Former Former wrote: » No. They can only act if the Broadcasting Act has been breached. "I don't like Colm Hayes" and "Pat James was shafted" probably won't cut it.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » Ever watch "midmorning matters" with Alan partridge? Similar banter to Hayes only it's not real
jucko wrote: » can i start a "planet rock appreciation " thread?
Max Headroom wrote: » Go for it......I already had a track played on PR...I told Wyatt that we don't have a rock station in Ireland...he thought it was sad...:(
jucko wrote: » FNM 'WE CARE A LOT ' BLASTING OUT NOW. i own a petrol station, a very busy one; with the boom now back and a lot of tradesmen etc around, it really makes us stand out, people are always commenting on the music. can get a wee wee bit heavy at times, but not too often
FanadMan wrote: » I actually like PC - he is a good presenter with a passion for decent music, but is restricted by the upstairs on what he can play. I'd put Dee & Marty back in on breakfast. Mind you, when they were together the music was a lot better.
Kyle More wrote: » I'm with you in relation to PC, FanadMan. I know that Pat isn't everyone's cup of tea, but he does appear to be a genuine music fan and I always tune in to his show if I'm in the car while he's live. As regards Dee and Marty, I think they work better as solo practitioners.
sparksfly wrote: » Lucy, in the middle of some mindless drivel, asked Colm if Liam Gallagher's song-for what it's worth- is a new song. She never heard it before. On a rock music ststion?
ford fiesta wrote: » nova still playing that terrible Stereophonics song about the baby
L1011 wrote: » One of the only stations not crowing over their results, yet anyway. Last was in April not February; the last they bothered mentioning on Twitter was February.