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Post by Billy O Buckle on Sept 28, 2005 1:22:28 GMT -5
I was thrilled to bits when I heard on Feedback that Pick of The Pops was going to be binned by R2. However, I was puzzled when I heard letters of complaint in subsequent editions of Feedback. In fact it’s most depressing to see the programme back on the air. Doesn’t a record lose its appeal once it’s been played 8 million times? From my own perspective, Pick of The Pops was always about the broadcasting brilliance of Alan Freeman. Anyone else explain the current attraction?
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Post by moonbeam on Sept 30, 2005 7:50:34 GMT -5
Doesn’t a record lose its appeal once it’s been played 8 million times? I'd imagine it loses a lot of vinyl. Are you sure you're not hearing the deck mat?  |
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Post by Billy O Buckle on Sept 30, 2005 11:32:09 GMT -5
Doesn’t a record lose its appeal once it’s been played 8 million times? Are you sure you're not hearing the deck mat? Oh this line would have fitted in perfectly in Procul Harem's: A Salty Dog. I often used to sail in my Fireball and get the feeling that the centre board was talking to me. |
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