[peel] Re: still used as a excuse for s..t dj's

[robf]

To put it simply - these days it's more about the Jockey and less about the Discs.


---- gordonrgw <gordon.will@...> wrote: 
> I think the problem is that some DJs love themselves more than they love the music.
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> (Actually the cheap shot is that some DJs love themselves more than they love pies and money, music is quite a way down the list...)
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> --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "johnners1900" <johnners1900@...> wrote:
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> > Couldn't agree more. What's the point in having DJ's if 99% of what they play is the same? One of the biggest delights about Peel for me is that you never knew what you were going to hear, but yet you felt whatever he played somehow represented him. It truly was the music was eveything.
> > --- In peel@yahoogroups.com, "bty455834" <k.j.beech@> wrote:
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> > > quote from bbc website
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> > > Earlier this month, a report in The Sun newspaper claimed unnamed "Radio 1 bosses" thought some of their DJs were "too old". 
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> > > Moyles is 35, Jo Whiley is 43 and Sara Cox is 34, while the station aims to attract listeners who are 15-24. 
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> > > But Parfitt said he thought age was "largely irrelevant". 
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> > > "John Peel had one of the youngest [audience] profiles in Radio 1 and he was in his 60s," he said. "It's about your world, about your connection, about your references." 
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> > > no mr parfitt it's about playing great music and not having an ego the size of mount kilmanjro...and another thing if peel audience was so young (as there where) why put his show on 11pm till 1am.... rant over buisness as usual..............
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> > > kev
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