Likewise,
and even more so. I’ve hardly ever listened to a live show due to family and
other commitments. In early ‘70’s I became a Hi-Fi buff, where sound quality
was everything. However, in 1987 when I rediscovered Peel, and I had to go into
hospital twice for 2 week stints, I used to tape Peel on a portable radio cassette
and heard the Bhundu Boys, King of the Slums and Public Enemy for the 1st
time, I discovered that content was everything and sound quality just a bonus. These
tapes are one of my most treasured possessions. So no need to apologise Mark.
Phil
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Message-----
From: Mark
[mailto:newswire@...]
Sent: 21 November 2004 23:22
To: peel@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [peel] Peel's
replacement
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Would you be
horriified if i admitted I haven't actually listened live to the show since
the dawn of DTT? It's just so easy to set the video and Nicam sound is more
than adequate. Now with HD recorders it's even easier. I dont think the AOD
is very good quality but, it provdes a good safety net if anytihng goes wrong
with the video. -------Original
Message------- Hey! The technology
exists to make a recording of the show, and you could then listen to it at
an earlier time on the following evening! This has the added
benefit of ensuring you miss Zane Lowe's show! |
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