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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/tv_and_radio/3955289.stm[/URL]
Regardless, he played whatever he wanted to, and (as has already been mentioned) he didn't play things he thought were trendy, he played whatever he liked. Something which is lacking in pretty much every radio station in this country now...
He opened my mind to music I didn't know existed, and I'll always remember him for that. A sad loss.
no more late drives made more bearable by the sheer range of stuff he used to play. the man was a legend and played some fantastic stuff that would NEVER have gotten airtime otherwise.
this sucks :(
Hopefully he's left enough of his mark here as it is anyway, best you can hope when someone like this dies, that someone will take note, do things from their heart, not from what you think generation x wants.
I think I'll miss him actually.
Appears like an amazing guy, discovering so many people, unbelievable!
Smiths,
Oasis,
Manics,
Plus loads more bands which were just listed.
> I quite like Lowe, even if he is insincere.
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He used to do the early evening slot on Xfm and continually boasted about how he played "New music, old music, just good music".
So I phoned and requested a song
"Sure sure guy, what's your flavour?"
"Tool. Lateralus album if poss, anything"
"Ah...can't play Tool, it's a downer"
"But you were talking yesterday about their gig was the best this year you'd been too"
"Yeah"
Assface