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 Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 4:25 am
Aha! So that's how you spell that damned bandname?
I heard the first album on the radio when I was still in high school. But I only knew how you pronounce the name, and I never was able to find anything of that sort of name in stored in Poland...
And finally today... I by accident read that Xandria had a new singer. And that this new chick was doing something with Axxis.
Axxis.
I guess some of their albums will land into the same package as Alestorm xd
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 11:02 am
kacisko Aha! So that's how you spell that damned bandname? I heard the first album on the radio when I was still in high school. But I only knew how you pronounce the name, and I never was able to find anything of that sort of name in stored in Poland... And finally today... I by accident read that Xandria had a new singer. And that this new chick was doing something with Axxis. Axxis. I guess some of their albums will land into the same package as Alestorm xd
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 12:16 pm
Darling... that was 20 years ago... Radio stations all over the world were much better then... Today? We've got exactly the same what you have. What's worse - they won't play _Polish_ music. Unless that's someone really, really big (in terms of current media popularity).
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 1:00 pm
As far as I'm concerned, the day time radio has always sucked, only occasionally will they play something worth listening to. Night time radio on the other hand is ******** awesome.
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Digital Malevolence Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 12:26 am
I haven't been listening to a night radio for a long, long time...
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:00 am
Shadowlit Facade kacisko Aha! So that's how you spell that damned bandname? I heard the first album on the radio when I was still in high school. But I only knew how you pronounce the name, and I never was able to find anything of that sort of name in stored in Poland... And finally today... I by accident read that Xandria had a new singer. And that this new chick was doing something with Axxis. Axxis. I guess some of their albums will land into the same package as Alestorm xd You forgot braindead corporate country, and the oldies/classic rock stations. I mean, a lot of old rock is great, but hearing the same 17 songs over and over for a couple decades gets old :S
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 12:30 pm
Volvy You forgot braindead corporate country Volvy , and the oldies/classic rock stations. I mean, a lot of old rock is great, but hearing the same 17 songs over and over for a couple decades gets old :S
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Posted: Sat Aug 22, 2009 8:05 pm
the only radio I can tolerate for any extended period of time is online customized streaming radio that works on an axis rating system.
those are uber! I have found alot of music that way.
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Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2009 7:16 pm
Yeah, I went to a meeting for kids who are interested in working jobs in the arts area in local listings, and a DJ lady from a near by station came to us to explain how it works
The DJs dont choose their own songs, usually, theyre normally paid to just be a "personality"and they play songs that they are told to play by people who are bribed by big label managers.
Is basically what she said, of course.
Which is funny because my dad was DJ , no, not a personality, he was on the radio about 30 years ago, and he played WHAT EVER he wished, and he sometimes recorded his shows.
That stuff was funny, cause he'd go on tangents about flying monkeys some how correlating to bach's fifth symphony which leads us to hades and then suddenly he plays a David bowie song.
But Im totally off topic now.
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2009 1:40 am
TOFUapproves Yeah, I went to a meeting for kids who are interested in working jobs in the arts area in local listings, and a DJ lady from a near by station came to us to explain how it works The DJs dont choose their own songs, usually, theyre normally paid to just be a "personality"and they play songs that they are told to play by people who are bribed by big label managers. Is basically what she said, of course. Which is funny because my dad was DJ , no, not a personality, he was on the radio about 30 years ago, and he played WHAT EVER he wished, and he sometimes recorded his shows. That stuff was funny, cause he'd go on tangents about flying monkeys some how correlating to bach's fifth symphony which leads us to hades and then suddenly he plays a David bowie song. But Im totally off topic now.Which means you truly belong in this guild. We're constantly off topic wink
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Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:06 am
kacisko TOFUapproves Yeah, I went to a meeting for kids who are interested in working jobs in the arts area in local listings, and a DJ lady from a near by station came to us to explain how it works The DJs dont choose their own songs, usually, theyre normally paid to just be a "personality"and they play songs that they are told to play by people who are bribed by big label managers. Is basically what she said, of course. Which is funny because my dad was DJ , no, not a personality, he was on the radio about 30 years ago, and he played WHAT EVER he wished, and he sometimes recorded his shows. That stuff was funny, cause he'd go on tangents about flying monkeys some how correlating to bach's fifth symphony which leads us to hades and then suddenly he plays a David bowie song. But Im totally off topic now.Which means you truly belong in this guild. We're constantly off topic wink
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Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2009 8:42 pm
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