Chris Moyles on BBC Radio 1. Rant.

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Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
This morning my son drove me to work as he coming to my work place to meet some of the governors and get to see what we do, he has an interview next tuesday for a job. But I digress. He had the Chris Moyles show on the car radio and in the 30 minutes from the time he came on the air he didn't play one music track. Now I thought Radio 1 was a cutting edge youth station, but all he broadcast was inane banter with his co-presenter about their new mobile phones. Is this what he or R1 is about? I also found the banter not funny, amusing or useful in any meaningful way. Am I just to old or is Mr Moyles an opinionated twit?
 

MissTillyFlop

Evil communist dictator, lover of gerbils & Pope.
This morning my son drove me to work as he coming to my work place to meet some of the governors and get to see what we do, he has an interview next tuesday for a job. But I digress. He had the Chris Moyles show on the car radio and in the 30 minutes from the time he came on the air he didn't play one music track. Now I thought Radio 1 was a cutting edge youth station, but all he broadcast was inane banter with his co-presenter about their new mobile phones. Is this what he or R1 is about? I also found the banter not funny, amusing or useful in any meaningful way. Am I just to old or is Mr Moyles an opinionated twat?

FTFY
 

Fnaar

Smutmaster General
Location
Thumberland
So, what phone has he got?
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Can't abide the guy, to be honest...
 

ohnovino

Large Member
Location
Liverpool
You might not have heard any songs, but chances are you heard a few jingles.

Chris Moyles writes his jingles with a company called Music 4, who then manage the licensing rights. So every time Moyles plays one of those jingles, the BBC pay Music 4 £15, which in turn goes back to Moyles. £15 may not sound much, but multiply it by every jingle on every show and you're looking at about £75,000 per year on top of his salary.

Who needs talent when being an objectionable eejit pays so well.
 
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Paulus

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
You might not have heard any songs, but chances are you heard a few jingles.

Chris Moyles writes his jingles with a company called Music 4, who then manage the licensing rights. So every time Moyles plays one of those jingles, the BBC pay Music 4 £15, which in turn goes back to Moyles. £15 may not sound much, but multiply it by every jingle on every show and you're looking at about £75,000 per year on top of his salary.

Who needs talent when being an objectionable eejit pays so well.


He did just after 6.30am play a jingle which was more of a song and seem to go for ages about the Chris Moyles wednesday breakfast show.
 

MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
 

Norm

Guest
Now I thought Radio 1 was a cutting edge youth station...
Ah, now I'd say that this was your first mistake (not changing channels would be your second :biggrin: ) and I'd also say that thinking that marks you out as being somewhere within 5 years of your half century. :thumbsup:
 

Glow worm

Legendary Member
Location
Near Newmarket
Radio 1 was only ever a poor attempt to recreate the excitement and originality of the offshore stations. I don't feel it ever got close. At least with internet radio we can get some decent music station nowadays over here, though I'd love a return of the pirates.
 

MontyVeda

a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
...Now I thought Radio 1 was a cutting edge youth station...


6 music is where it's at...

Mark Radcliffe & Stuart Macone every afternoon.
Marc (Lard) Riley in the Evenings
Cerys Mathews Sunday morning
Jarvis Cocker Sunday tea time
Stuart Macone Sunday evening

...are all highly recommended.
 
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