Tom.
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They were face massages, whilst listening to bass.
I like how well programmed it has been: trail for bass week into Pink's song with Nate from Fun.
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Is Radio 1 bass week a joke?
Grimmy has a Big Thing that he openly called ridiculous two weeks ago and has played a quiz featuring the eastenders theme tune, Dev has recorded a stupid song, Scott was giving people Bassials, Greg has played Buttery Biscuit Bass, and the highlight of the week has so far been Sara Cox playing Bass or Bass with Annie Mac: is it a fish or is it a dj?
It appears none of them are taking it seriously, which is a good thing as it is a crap idea, and there seems to be less 'bass music' than before on the playlist.
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Gemma and Huw are truly dreadful. I think Chart Dog could win a worst feature of all time award.
They should try Matt as cover for Grimmy, could work well.
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They did use to do competitions, even if it was for a few CDs, until Jo Whiley fixed one, and Radio 1 banned them all for a period of time.
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Yeah, pretty much the only thing this week has been voting for the brits, which they do every year.
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I can not stand Huw Stephens on daytime. He's really not suited for it. His features are naff at best - huw's hashtag? and his 'greeting' of hello you cheeky little parsnips sounds like it was taken from a book of cliché radio ideas. At the weekends another particuarly annoying tendency of his is to present something as 'new' when it has been played on radio 1 for weeks, or has been on the 10 - 12 show for months - like the 'indie record that's much cooler than mine' this week, which was palma violets, who had been on the radio 1 playlist for 3 weeks.
He genuinely irritates me when I hear him, to the extent that I prefer silence at work.
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I liked how Tuesday was "cher / share, take care", so actually was Access Fewer Areas.
It's a pretty weak concept to put across a whole month. Well strong concept, appalling implementation.
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I'm happy to do some...
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I thought they'd fallen out when they were still on air... Dom and Aled very much became the prominent members of the team, and the non-talking to each other on twitter was quite obvious too...
Could this have been one of Chris' reasons for leaving, perhaps?
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I've enjoyed bits of it... <3 showbot.
However the corporate crap is just dire to listen to.
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They spoke all over 'Every teardrop is a waterfall' on Monday... seems really strange, they must really be pushing the music numbers...
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Because they can't just have silence til the news if they run out of things to say..
Even "And now itis time for Newsbeat with Nomia Iqbal, at 1:30, on bbc radio 1" would have filled the time better, or saying what's coming up on the show...
At school we did a cheesy radio show for charity, and even we worked out time management, had scripts being written to fill just the right amount of time and cutting songs out / changing them to fit... we lengthened a cheesy interview by a question to give us exactly the right amount of time to play Rick Astley before the end of lunch so the bell didn't cut over it... not difficult.
I would love to see Moyles being forced to stop a song to go to the news...
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Scott cut Otto Knows after about 15 seconds yesterday... why don't they just wait until after the news?
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I really enjoyed Phil's show yesterday - especially the drama bit. Was so good to have something more than superficial rubbish. It was well written and executed, and perfect for showing off what radio 1 could do, if the bosses had the balls to bring it to daytime.
I can't stand Huw on daytime.
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I would say it's undue prominence though... and they pretty much are promoting them - no other band gets a whole day of co-hosting.
(I also feel that the level of coverage given to festivals often counts as promotion - they're companies' after all...)
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Is this not the same as the U2 = BBC which subsequently changed to U2@BBC? Surely U2 doing a gig on the BBC, is less than a whole day of one band?
Yeah, I thought this 1D crap is a bigger bit of promo than they did for U2, and they got into big trouble for the u2 thing IIRC.
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Maybe because 1D are in the age bracket
It's a niche part of the age bracket. 15-29, I'm not sure how many over 18s are fussed, let alone over 20s. They're (pretty much) ignoring half of their youngest audience anyway - not many teenage boys wish to here about 1D, every day. and ALL day at the teen awards.
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I have no idea what is wrong with you. It was just a 10 minute chat before Grimmy's Big Thing with a member of 1D every day. What's wrong with it? When Moyles were talking with Cheryl Cole for an hour or something you haven't said "hahahaha Radio Cheryl Cole breakfast show hahahahaha". But it's not Moyles, it's Grimshaw, I think that's the problem for you.
Ill tell you what's wrong with me, I don't like something. Shock fucking horror.
and one direction are hosting a whole bloody day. Radio 1 got into trouble for the U2 thing, I have no idea how they can get away with the 1D orgy Nick Grimshaw and Ben Copper are currently orchestrating for radio 1 listeners.
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Is it going to be called the Radio 1D breakfast show? I've stopped listening.
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More Huw on daytime. He's bloody awful.
About as funny as a scotch egg.
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Moyles was not being serious when he was talking about Grimmy. Like 90% of the things he says, it was tongue-in-cheek/joking. The trouble is people take him seriously and think he's being serious. I don't think if Moyles hated Grimmy he would go out for drinks with him.
It's the thickshit brigade who can't see that Moyles was joking. Like the people who complain to ofcom because the daily mail take something out of context.
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Do you have a clue what you are on about?
On the day Grimmy was announced, him and Chris went for drinks, and ending up kissing (as per the pic on twitter). Doesn't sound like he's being a dick. He's having a laugh, get over it, and yourself.
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It may be a huge miscalculation... Having one person on air will sound empty, and so will the figures...
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A fitting tribute to finish off an amazing show!
I don't think any length of video would be a fitting tribute to a show, that has always been so much more than 6:30 - 10, and everyone who gets the show knows that.
Your Views : 5th-16th August ( R1 Breakfast Show with Scott Mills)
in The Scott Mills Show
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I *really* dislike guests on Radio 1. Maybe it's because I'm a radio geek and enjoy the chat amongst the R1 staff, but they never live up to the OTT hype given to them, and often ruin a show which is spent as a 2 hour build up to a dull 15 minute interview - Matt had to fill today as Faser was about 30 minutes late and then boring on air, which let down an otherwise good show. Often (as is the case this week) the guests aren't even that notable - or are known to be awkward to interview (Mark Wahlberg).