kneemos wrote: » Fanning is a total music snob.
badabing106 wrote: » Obviously Gaybo is the most talented Rte presenter Ireland has ever had, as a producer /and his presenting style, meant he he was genuinely world class.
Raconteuse wrote: » A music snob is not someone who simply doesn't listen to chart music.
BarryD2 wrote: » Gaybo? Gaybo? Run with the hare and hunt with the hounds was Gaybo's style. That's about what he was good at, figuring out what the way the wind was blowing and what the public wanted to hear! Pat Kenny was probably their best? Of the current crop, maybe Damien O'Reilly?
poisonated wrote: » I can assure you that Pat Kenny was not the best.
cute geoge wrote: » How could anyone rate him talented is beyond me!!! I remember back over 30 years ago ,i was in boarding school and board out of my tree every dark evening at 8 pm .No telly,no sports and only a walkman with the radio choices of rte radio 1,2 fm ,inaudible radio luxemburg,century went burst around this time after a few months.My god he was insufferable with the bs he played night in ,night out .Imagine the audience he could have gathered if he played any decent few tunes .Have meas mór for the rest on 2 fm from that era but he was some bollocks
Tell me how wrote: » Part of me also thinks if Gay Byrne was at his prime now, there'd still be plenty of people saying he was overpaid or two opinionated or posting things like 'whos this idiot with his okey, doke? It's not 1850 anymore!'
badabing106 wrote: » Gaybo was an utmost professional. He was kind of unique by today's standards! He didn't let left wing or right wing agendas influence him. He stayed impartial like a professional broadcaster should
Yer Da sells Avon wrote: » They have lots of good presenters... John Creedon Audrey Carville (Morning Ireland) Katie Hannon Philip Boucher-Hayes Sean O'Rourke Bryan Dobson Lilian Smith
Pinch Flat wrote: » The fella who rings the gong for the angelus. Sublime talent and timing
seligehgit wrote: » Pat Kenny
Filmer Paradise wrote: » Christ, what teenager wanted what he peddled back then?.
Filmer Paradise wrote: » I couldn't agree more! Alright saying now what a 'talent' this guy is now and all that. But Christ, what teenager wanted what he peddled back then? Come 8 o clock and the 'Oh Well' theme tune came on & you went 'Ah Crap' & played your tapes till 10. That's when 'Lights Out' came on, presented by the late great Gerry Ryan.
Raconteuse wrote: » Me! It wasn't just dad rock he played. It was loads of great indie.
Raconteuse wrote: » Pet Sounds didn't feature pop stuff either. Definitely don't agree Dave's delivery is monotone. Think it's really conversational.