#4

never, ever listen to the radio. Why would you? just put on spotify or cd idk

#5

Specifically - “Middle-aged shout-outs” - referencing, what, Tim Westwood? So, maybe a mid-late 90s reference?

#6

That new ed sheering I number that sounds like shut tier u2

#7

Sometimes they play a variety of music that my colleagues and I quite like. Seems democratic.

#8

Are you drunk already, Yosemite Duck?

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#9

Apologies to yer man but the only consistent thing is Kate Tempest. Just can’t do it.

#10

Not sure if this still happens, but days gone by the emergency transmission would kick in after so many seconds of silence. It once happened to Mogwai, I believe, and I think the 17 seconds at the start of Renegade would do the trick.

#11

honestly whever Lamacq comes on. I quite enjoy Keaveney, Laverne and Radmac.

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#12

the second day in a row of brexit related phone in on Five live with Nicky Campbell.

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#14

You don’t have a problem with Echobelly though? (except for maybe the pain of nostalgia)

#15

They’re… okay? Classic middleweight Britpop.

#16

they’re dead catchy too

I turned Elvis Costello off the TV the other day, god he’s boring.
I think I might’ve turned off Tom Robinson’s show the other day.
I don’t think I could listen to radcliffe and maconie now, despite sticking up for radcliffe on here.
Archers: always

#17

Vanesse Feltz discussing dog fighting on Radio 2

#18

Tempted to find this on iPlayer tbh

#19

Rugby chat on BBC Radio 5 Live

#20
  • Steve Lamacq
  • That long, boring song about being on hold. The XX?
#21

Think it happened to Low

#22

The Archers theme tune always starts a scramble to turn the radio off.

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#23

are you mad keaveny is amazing

#24

Thought for the day