Hit the wrong button in the poll. I listen to Nick Ferrari at Breakfast on LBC 97.3. Workdays, flip to Sean Goldsmith on Radio City 2 at 9 for the Golden Years. Saturdays, Mike Read on Radio City 2. Sundays, Steve Garlick on Biggles FM
Phil Ray on Free Radio 80's or if I fancy some speech then Nick Ferrari on LBC in the car on the way into work. Then Free Radio 80's on DAB once at work.
Tfm 2 mainly, just want music really, and there's a nice bit of variation on here, plus the golden hour at 9 always provides some good and quite often rare tracks.
Any chat isn't to long and is quite fun, with a few quizzes thrown in.
A lot of breakfast shows just have presenters babbling on about all sorts of rubbish, like last nights corrie, or a silly story about there kids e.t.c.
The only show that I could cope with was the Chris moyles show could happily listen to this all morning, the music didn't really matter, not that much was played, was a good bit of banter, and got the day of to a good start, no other show comes close, just my opinion of course.
Just have to ad also liked the breeze, only found it by chance while at glastonbury re tuning the radio very nice mix of music as well.
Also when back in north east heat isn't to bad if I want some newer stuff with a mix of classics, and not to much chat, And then again at 9 it's a choice out of tfm 2, heart, or magic for guess the year.
Tfm 2 mainly, just want music really, and there's a nice bit of variation on here, plus the golden hour at 9 always provides some good and quite often rare tracks.
Any chat isn't to long and is quite fun, with a few quizzes thrown in.
A lot of breakfast shows just have presenters babbling on about all sorts of rubbish, like last nights corrie, or a silly story about there kids e.t.c.
The only show that I could cope with was the Chris moyles show could happily listen to this all morning, the music didn't really matter, not that much was played, was a good bit of banter, and got the day of to a good start, no other show comes close, just my opinion of course.
Of course. Depends what you are looking for /happy with. I listen to internet station solidgoldgem.am
No travel news about places you are never gonna visit, pointless 'Celebrity gossip' or pointless competitions, just up to 18-20 records an hour....AND no annoying adverts!
On my journey from Southend to Romford James Whale on BBC Essex is good for lively chat and travel news, then as I get nearer Romford Neil Andrews on Time, who does the best time tunnel in the business (the actual chart from that day in a previous year not a random selection of songs from the year)
Chris Evans between 7am & 8am at home then Absolute 80's in the car between 8am and 8.45am until I reach work then it's back to Chris as we have radio 2 on all day in theoffice
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I'm just barely in his demographic..
I suppose anyone in his demographic is unlikely to be posting on this sub-forum though...
He has a narrow and limited appeal, but I think I share his sense of humour.
I have been meaning to listen to this breakfast show online for awhile
Any chat isn't to long and is quite fun, with a few quizzes thrown in.
A lot of breakfast shows just have presenters babbling on about all sorts of rubbish, like last nights corrie, or a silly story about there kids e.t.c.
The only show that I could cope with was the Chris moyles show could happily listen to this all morning, the music didn't really matter, not that much was played, was a good bit of banter, and got the day of to a good start, no other show comes close, just my opinion of course.
Also when back in north east heat isn't to bad if I want some newer stuff with a mix of classics, and not to much chat, And then again at 9 it's a choice out of tfm 2, heart, or magic for guess the year.
Of course. Depends what you are looking for /happy with. I listen to internet station solidgoldgem.am
No travel news about places you are never gonna visit, pointless 'Celebrity gossip' or pointless competitions, just up to 18-20 records an hour....AND no annoying adverts!
I think a lot of people will start listening to XFM from September if Moyles joins